Opinion

By Mahmud Muhammad, Ph.D (inview) ‎One would expect Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed to still be resting and reflecting. He should be...

By Edem Enifon ‎The true measure of a government's vision is not always found in the projects it inaugurates, but...

In the management of public finance, institutions matter. But even more important are the men and women entrusted with breathing...

By Itodo A. Itodo ‎ ‎There are politicians who support a political candidate because circumstances demand it, and there are...

When African heads of state and agricultural ministers gathered in Kigali for the 20th Africa Food Systems Forum Summit, the...

KIGALI, RWANDA — In a major continental triumph for Nigerian agribusiness, Ifeoma Mary Okonkwo, Co-Founder and Group Managing Director of...

By Cliff Stanley “The greatest danger to democracy is not merely that elections may be rigged; it is that citizens...

By Adewale Adeoye ‎Of all the left activists I have encountered in life, Dapo Olorunyomi, Baba Omojola and Chima Ubani...

‎By Torkuma Gbor ‎There is an uncomfortable reality about social media that we may need to confront: we are increasingly...

By Abdullahi O Haruna Haruspice In politics, victories are often credited to candidates, but history teaches that behind every successful...

By Alkasim Abdulkadir ‎ ‎In Nigerian football, leadership is often judged by what happens on the pitch. When the national...

By George Bamidele Ogunjimi Esq The recent interaction between Tony Elumelu and a young lady from the UBA Graduate Management...

‎By Steve Opeyemi ‎The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has in recent past sent Directors that have spent 8 years in...

By Cliff Stanley Healing the wounds of electoral violence, rebuilding trust and converting a renewed mandate into inclusive development The...

By Isaac Aqua ‎The recent cabinet reshuffling by Governor Bassey Otu, culminating in the redeployment of Dr Erasmus Ekpang from...

By Dare Adelekan In the calculus of raw political power, a wounded ego is a dangerous guide for statecraft. When...

By Simon Reef Musa One of the most discussed military rulers in Nigeria’s history, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, turned 85...

By Babafemi Ojudu I have read, watched and listened to several diatribes against Gboyega Oyetola following the recent political developments...

By Cliff Stanley. The Campaign Has Begun, but the Real Election Is Bigger Than Campaigns Nigeria has entered a decisive...

By Michael Onazi  ‎Taxation is often seen as money taken from the people by government. But there is another way...

By George Ogunjimi Esq The death of Professor Jason Arday has brought renewed attention to the destructive consequences that can...

By Peter Okilo  ‎In Nigeria’s petroleum industry, leadership is rarely judged by words alone. It is measured by the ability...

In a world increasingly obsessed with instant success, loud self-promotion and fleeting relevance, there remains something profoundly reassuring about men...

‎By Kolawole Johnson  ‎The National Youth Service Corps was established in 1973 by the military administration of General Yakubu Gowon...

By Abdullahi O Haruna Haruspice  ‎There are moments when journalism merely reports history. There are rarer moments when it quietly...

‎By Aaron Mike Odeh ‎In a society where many speak passionately about the plight of the less privileged but only...

By Aaron Mike Odeh Public office often places leaders under intense scrutiny, where a single statement or gesture can overshadow...

By Cliff Stanley ‎“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your...

Every generation inherits an institution that has outgrown the architecture that created it. Nigeria's Hajj administration has become one of...

By Cliff Stanley " The aim of every state is to ensure the happiness of its citizens". Aristotle. The significance...

Abdurahman Tonga The strength of any democracy is tested not when the law is applied to the weak, but when...

By Cliff Stanley  ‎‎"History does not merely remember those who occupy public office; it honours those who heal divisions, build...

There are friendships that begin with long histories, family connections or carefully cultivated associations. Others begin in a single moment...

By Cliff Stanley Nigeria stands at a defining moment in its constitutional and security history. Following the passage of the...

Politics, like a house, has landlords and tenants. And truly, when a landlord begins the renovation of his house, every...

By Abdullahi O Haruna Haruspice An ominous cloud of political uncertainty hangs over Kogi State as different political actors, operating...

By Cliff Stanley Fellow Nigerians, ‎ ‎Every election is a defining moment in the life of a nation. ‎Political philosophers...

With each passing day, the people of Kogi East keep asking the same question: who flies the APC flag for...

By Bobby Ekpenyong Phd ‎It is an empirical truth that great leaders are not merely remembered for the monuments they...