For the past week, Al Jazeera’s Head to Head interview with presidential spokesman Daniel Bwala has dominated social media in Nigeria. As a communications professional who preps senior executives for high-stakes interviews like this, it […]
The International Energy Agency (IEA) says the war in the Middle East is creating the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market. In its oil market report for March, the agency […]
For three decades, he was away from his roots, engaged as an itinerant teacher at Oberlin, Cornell, Harvard, Cambridge, Berlin and Beijing. Everywhere he went, he left his mark, leaving his colleagues and students wondering […]
The statement by Nuhu Ribadu, National Security Adviser, that we are brothers, that you are peaceful, and that we should negotiate with you, prompted this letter. I struggled with greeting you as “Dear bandits” hence […]
Dialogue With Nigeria By AKIN OSUNTOKUN Nine months to the January 2027 D Day general elections, this electoral cycle is distinguished by the poverty of the opposition platform. It was predictable. The moment they could […]
In a political landscape where party congresses often ignite disputes and factional rivalries, the Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress charted a different course on March 3, 2026, re-electing Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi for […]
I agree entirely with President Tinubu’s position that he should not be blamed for the recent wave of defections into the APC. Come to think about it. Did the President compel anyone to join his […]
In the twilight of their lives, many senior citizens in South-West are resorting to alms soliciting as they face the grim reality of neglect, poverty, failed government policies and collapsing family support. This dangerous trend […]
Nigerians when they cry, even the bereaved gets scared. Because they are an impossible people; everything divides them. The Iranian crisis is the latest divider. I see Trump supporters across the Middle Belt and the […]
When last Saturday, I arrived from Israel en route Jordan, I did not know that the entire Middle East had exploded in a conflagration of ‘Epic Fury,’ instantly becoming an intercontinental ballistic missile firing range. […]
Electronic voting technologies have been introduced in Nigeria to improve electoral effectiveness, mitigate fraud, and improve the trustworthiness of the electoral process. Systems such as biometric voter authentication devices and electronic result transmission platforms represent […]
Law and order do not begin at the police station or the courthouse; they begin at home, in the quiet corners where parents teach their children right from wrong. When this foundation cracks, society inherits […]
Taxation and fiscal reforms have historically triggered some of the most consequential soccial and political upheavals in human history. The French Revolution of 1789, for instance, was driven largely by aggressive tax enforcement amid severe […]
There are over 16 million Nigerians living abroad. Sixteen million. That is not a statistic. That is an army. And it is time to activate that power. The Nigerian diaspora is no longer a group […]
Let us stop pretending. Nigeria’s economic crisis is no longer about policy mistakes or reform pains. It is about official dishonesty — the deliberate promotion of a success story that millions of starving citizens know […]
The more you look the less you see. The more you think about it. Then you will go crazy. Nyesom Wike is here today in Abuja acting as a de facto president. Mind I remind […]
A viral post on social media claims Victor Osimhen, Super Eagles striker, violated FIFA’s anti-drug policy and was sanctioned with a lengthy ban. The post, shared by @boutmoney112, has garnered over 386.2k views on X […]
The United States mission in Nigeria has warned Nigerians against engaging in visa fraud, saying such actions would attract stricter scrutiny for all applicants. In an X post shared on Monday, the US said it […]
In June 2005, the Paris Club of creditors announced a deal granting Nigeria “60 per cent cancellation of its Paris Club total debt stock based on December 2004 figures.” It was a culmination of a […]
On Friday, January 14, 1966, there was a night party at 11 Thompson Avenue, residence of Brigadier Zakariya Maimalari. It was to celebrate because he had remarried, his first wife having been shot dead. Wining, […]
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