Opinion

  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...

As a young voice in Nigerian politics, I feel compelled to speak out in admiration of a fellow youth who...

By Ibrahim Abdul Life remains a daily struggle for many rural residents, where social amenities are scarce, particularly access to...

  Response to Abubakar Rajab — Yusuf, M.A Abubakar Rajab, I understand the intention behind your contribution. However, the position...

  By Dr. Kabiru Hussaini Mafindi Since the return to democratic governance in Nigeria, one thing has remained a constant...

  By Onono Onimisi Lately, I’ve seen people online and offline pushing the idea that Senator Natasha should cross over...

By Simon Reef Musa This week is shaping up to be one to be remembered for social media activists, as...

By Sam Israel JP In a resounding demonstration of servant-leadership, Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada has once again affirmed his deep...

  By Senator Sunday Karimi He promised to lead the struggle not as an aspirant, but as the proponent of...

By: Comr. Danfulani Lukman It is becoming painfully clear that what is unfolding between the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission...

By Onono Onimsi The recent confrontation between Minister Wike and Navy Officer Yerima has exposed a troubling reality about leadership...

By Yu Dunhai (Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria) Not long ago, the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of...

  Dear Rt. Hon. (Dr.) James Abiodun Faleke, With utmost respect and a deep sense of patriotic responsibility, we, the...

  By Emman Usman Shehu When Bola Ahmed Tinubu ascended to Nigeria’s presidency in May 2023, he carried the weight...

  Starting on a lighter note, the senator caught in matrimonial attrition will be well-pleased at the shift of attention...

I read MD Aminu’s praise of the late Head of State, General Murtala Muhammed’s “bold and confrontational” character, and it...

By Abubakar Rajab In the complex theatre of Nigerian politics, there comes a time when a people must choose between...

By Charles Matthew The name Engineer Gbenga Komolafe keeps resonating with technical precision, depth of influence, and administrative innovation in...

  By Ojoajogwu Ochada In October 2021, I accompanied my sick mother to a medicine home located in Ankpa Local...

  By Abubakar Rajab Politics, when sincerely pursued, is not merely a contest of power but a symphony of purpose...

By Rufai Ahmed Alkali, Ph. D.   The recent statement by US President Donald J. Trump threatening possible military action...

  By Ismail Omipidan Your Excellency, sir, I pray this meets you well. I have elected to address this letter...

  By Abu Afnan The recent decision by the *United States to designate Nigeria as a “country of particular concern”...

  By Alkasim Abdulkadir When U.S. President Donald J. Trump declared that “thousands of Christians are being killed in Nigeria”...

By Christopher Sunday Every serious nation must learn to respond wisely when the world begins to speak about its affairs....

Perhaps comprehension has become a casualty in this debate, but I find it difficult to understand how anyone can claim...

  By Abubakar Rajab Politics, when sincerely pursued, is not merely a contest of power but a symphony of purpose...