Onjeh mourns passing of Pope Francis, pays tribute to his ‘extraordinary papacy’
Comrade Daniel Onjeh, the APC candidate for Benue South Senatorial District has expressed profound grief over the demise of the Holy Father, Pope Francis, the Bishop of Rome (Episcopus Romanus), Vicar of Jesus Christ (Vicarius Iesu Christi), Successor of the Prince of the Apostles (Successor principis apostolorum); theSupreme Pontiff of the Universal Church (Summus Pontifex […]
Legend Internet receives approval to list 2bn ordinary shares on NGX
Legend Internet Plc, Nigeria’s leading last-mile fiber company with a distinct focus on fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) solutions and a pioneer in tech-driven digital services, has concluded arrangements to list on the Main Board of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX).
Nigeria’s constitution, key to inclusive leadership — Fashola
By Cynthia Alo Nigerians have been urged to rely on the constitution to fix the rising tide of divisive and identity politics. Speaking at the 2025 Lagos Leadership Summit, former Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, SAN, who gave this admonition, said the country’s 1999 constitution has provided a strong foundation for inclusive leadership. […]
Focus on tackling insecurity instead of 2027 politics, NPSA tasks political class
An eminent group of scholars, the Nigerian Political Science Association (NPSA) has tasked the Nigerian political class to concentrate its energy on tackling the spate of insecurity in the country rather than focusing on the 2027 election. According to the group, the practice of exclusive politics, which has continued to alienate a majority of the […]
An evening of words, performances at Naija Poetry Fest
It was an evening of words, performances and thought-provoking discussions, when the Nigerian literary community gathered at Alliance Française/Mike Adenuga Center, Ikoyi, recently to mark the world poetry day, under the aegis of Naija Poetry Fest 2.0.
Unmasking the hypocrisy of faith without works
“Promise Kept: My Friend Majek Fashek and I”, Richie Adewusi’s riveting two-volume, reads like a rollercoaster ride of friendships, betrayals, and lessons learned the hard way
