Opinion

By Linus Obogo Like The Return of the Magi, bearing not gold, frankincense or myrrh but the rarer gifts of...

Lafia is not asking for miracles; we are not asking for 24-hour light like Jos. We are only asking for...

  His body died exactly four years today but his soul hovers around with pleasurable presence, for good men don't...

By Sam Israel Jp In a season when goodwill is often reduced to routine gestures, Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada has...

  Two days ago, I said on a national television that Oyo State under Governor Seyi Makinde got a sum...

By Iorliam Shija Since 1999, when Nigeria returned to democratic rule, a peculiar reality has taken root in our public...

How Honorable Clement Jimbo’s Early Warning Found Its Echo in Akpabio’s Appeal to Tinubu on the Withdrawal of Police from...

By AARON MIKE ODEH At defining moments in a nation’s history, leadership reveals itself not only through official power but...

  By Thomas Danjuma Abu My journey to appreciating Rufai Useni did not begin with admiration. In fact, I used...

  By Emmanuel Bello Taraba state governor, Dr. Agbu Kefas, like every one of us in Wukari back then, grew...

By Abdullahi O Haruna Haruspice Nigeria is rarely short of rhetoric about unity. Most of it evaporates upon contact with...

By Samuel Aruwan In the annals of a nation’s history, the spotlight rightly falls on those who have held its...

By Aaron Mike Odeh As the 2027 political horizon draws nearer, Benue South Senatorial District stands at one of its...

  By Fred Itua Godwin Obaseki’s latest outburst is not a surprise. It is simply the continuation of a pattern...

  By Prof. Usman Yusuf I have seen, lived and benefited from a Nigeria led by patriotic and selfless leaders...

  The annals of Igala history are replete with tales of valiant leaders who have been maligned and besmirched by...

  My generation will contest this claim for we grew up despising his 27 year dominance of Liberian governance and...

  By Maazi Ogbannaya Okoro How old were you when you learned that the Igbo are being classified as a...

    By Adam Yakubu Ekpa, Nasarawa The exceptional mentorship of Dr. Tijani Aliyu Ahmed, the Federal Commissioner/CEO of the...

The recent press conference held by a group of self-proclaimed "elites" from Kogi East, targeting Distinguished Senator Sunday Karimi, has...

By Ojoajogwu Ochada Far from the nomenclature of the ceaseless agitations, it is important we call a spade, a spade...

  By Bukola Olasanmi On the surface, the piece published in the online and PDF editions of the Africa Oil+Gas...

By Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria Yu Dunhai The G20 Summit was held in South Africa from 22 to 23 November,...

By Adam Yakubu Ekpa, Nasarawa The exemplary career trajectory of Dr. Tijani Aliyu Ahmed is a testament to his unwavering...

  This man, Evangelist Isaac Omolehin, just narrated how the Pentecostal cabals in the Nigerian church sent messages to places...

  By: Aaron Mike Odeh In an era where Nigeria stands at the crossroads of economic recovery and accountability, every...

  Every Wednesday at 5 p.m., the Lagos Coastal Highway is bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun,...

The political landscape of Delta State is witnessing a seismic shift, a move so strategic it has the potential to...

  By Christopher Sunday Every society depends on a conscience, a moral compass that evaluates the deeds of its leaders...

By Salihu Abdullahi Osuko, Giza The Senator Umaru Tanko Al-Makura that I know is not just a political figure; he...

By Saeed Aliyu, Lafia Nasarawa State, known for its emerging development strides in North Central Nigeria, continues to benefit from...

  By Fred Itua By the time I impatiently berthed the end of Chris Nehikhare’s latest attempt at political commentary,...

  By Aaron Mike Odeh Caption: After years away from the centre of national politics, retired General Lawrence Onoja re-emerges...

  By: Aaron Mike Odeh In an administration driven by bold reforms and national renewal, one ministry is quietly becoming...

By Aaron Mike Odeh In an era where governance demands precision, institutional discipline, and performance rooted in merit, technocrats have...

  By: Aaron Mike Odeh Leadership in a developing university space demands not only vision but the discipline to translate...

  By: Aaron Mike Odeh In a country where public office is too often viewed as an entitlement rather than...

When Hyacinth Iormem Alia left the priesthood to become Governor of Benue State, many believed he would bring a moral...

By Jibreel Gimba, Nasarawa The word jihad comes from the Arabic root word jahd (جَهْد) — pronounced ja-ha-da — which...

By Omale Theophilus Ocholi, Political Scientist & Peace and Conflict Resolution Expert with PAAU Anyigba, Kogi State, Nigeria. E-mail: ocholi.ot@ksu.edu.ng...