Opinion

By Cliff Stanley, Abuja Nigeria is once again approaching a defining political moment. The conversation around the 2027 general elections...

By Audu Moses For several years, schools in the North Eastern part of Nigeria, and indeed it's entire educational system...

By Thomas Taribo There are two types of loyalty; true loyalty and strategic loyalty. True loyalty is rare, and unambitious....

By Anthony Kolawole In a decisive step to strengthen Nigeria’s domestic security architecture, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu recently appointed Major...

By Abasi Ita Senator Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe has emerged as the consensus candidate of the All Progressives Congress for the...

Idris Hussein Kashim, popularly known as _Idris HK_ or _Idrisima_, has built a reputation across Kogi East as a businessman...

By Farooq A. Kperogi The late Muhammadu Buhari wrested power from Goodluck Jonathan in a never-before-seen political upset of an...

By Fred Itua There is a community in Edo State called Iruekpen. It was once the kind of place that...

By Mohammed Bello Doka Somewhere in a detention cell, Nasir El-Rufai must be smiling because the man who put him...

By: Aaron Mike Odeh Politics, especially in a developing democracy like ours, is beyond mere political activities and electoral contests....

By Onono Onimisi Growing up in Kogi State, especially in Okene, was enough to understand one thing clearly — Kogi...

By James Ikuku Leadership powers reforms, while innovation drives development. Leadership, therefore, is not merely about holding a title or...

By Onono Onimisi Decades ago, I can still vividly recall how my great-grandmother and father told us stories about how...

By Isaac Aqua In every political cycle, there emerges a leader whose performance speaks louder than propaganda, whose footprints on...

By Sumaila Isah Umaisha My immediate reaction to Dr. Faisal Shuaib's address announcing his decision to step down from the...

By Umar Isah The era of hiding behind religion to colonize indigenous land and culture is over. Our people are...

By Dr. Uche Akunebu “I found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of Marble” -Augustus, former...

By Chief Douglas Otaru, Karu While the dust occasioned by the gross failure in managing diverse interests arising from the...

By Abdullahi O Haruna Haruspice By all indications, Sunday, the 12th of April, 2026, was yet another grim reminder of...

By Isaac Aqua Maternal and infant mortality remains one of the most persistent and painful realities in Cross River and...

The trending claim around the killings in Plateau, suggesting that a young foreigner, Alex Barbir, represents the hidden hand fomenting...

By William Ochonu  In global history, there are women who have made indelible marks of grace on the solid rock...

By Musbau Akanji The year 2027 is at hand, and many are in a frenzy searching for dynamic and authentic...

By Suleiman Adamu The people of Niger East Senatorial District have proverbially tasted the honey and its sweetness, and are...

By Gimba Kakanda Aside from the obvious fact that Iran is not just an old country but one of the...

Speculation about the former president Good Luck Ebele Jonathan, contesting for the presidency in 2027, may soon be laid to...

By Aaron Mike Odeh In the vibrant political landscape of Enugu State, few figures have commanded both legal respect and...

  By Linus Obogo In the curious theatre of Nigeria’s federal drama, few paradoxes are as tragic or as telling...

By Ibrahim Haruna There are moments in public life when ambition ceases to be aspiration and metastasizes into appetite —...

By Abubakar Labaran, Lafia I read Distinguished Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada’s statement regarding the creation of a Ministry for special...

If our democracy fails tomorrow, history may well record that the judiciary handed it the poison. This isn't mere political...

By Oriola A. Opeyemi Since 2023, one question people keep asking me almost everywhere I go is this: who is...

  By Farooq Kperogi I was initially surprised, shocked even, that of all northern Nigerian Muslim politicians, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso...

By Abdullahi O Haruna Haruspice Before former President Muhammadu Buhari passed on, many of those who once orbited his inner...

By Aaron Mike Odeh When a President pauses to celebrate a minister, it transcends a personal courtesy and becomes a...

By Audu Esson Ambagaka, Keffi Dr. Vincent Paul is a force to be reckoned with. As a renowned entrepreneur, academic,...

By Aaron Mike Odeh As Nigeria advances toward the next historic political transition, the nation finds itself at a crossroads—caught...

By Dr Arome Salifu Beyond the irritating buzzing sounds of mosquitos lies a more deadly threat that makes Malaria to...

  By Babafemi Ojudu I lost a boss, a teacher, and a quiet shaper of my professional life. Lewis Obi...

By Wale Ojo-Lanre Esq There is an old philosophical reflection often echoed by African thinkers like Julius Nyerere—that names are...