By FRED CHUKWULOBE   As another July 10 comes around, public attention naturally returns to the dramatic abduction of Governor Chris Ngige in 2003, an event that remains one of the darkest episodes in Nigeria’s democratic history. But beyond the crisis itself, the date also brings back deeply personal memories of how I unexpectedly left journalism for […]

By Moses Braimah “A government that spends more time explaining theopposition than explaining its achievements mayalready know where its real problem lies.” Nigeria is a fascinating country. Explain it to someone and watch them nod eagerly, only for them to confess moments later: “I still don’t understand.” If you claim to fully grasp Nigeria, you […]

‎By Boluwaji Obahopo, Lokoja  ‎‎A non-governmental organisation, the Integrity Forumn (TIF) has reaffirmed its commitment to working with relevant stakeholders to ensure that the 2027 general elections are free, fair, credible, and reflective of the will of the Nigerian people. ‎‎TIF Coordinator, Bayo Averehi, made this known in a statement on Wednesday stressed that the […]

By Chioma Obinna Nigeria’s foremost scientists have raised fresh concerns over the worsening impacts of climate change, warning that unless the Federal Government urgently empowers states and local communities to lead climate action, the country will face more devastating floods, disease outbreaks, food insecurity and climate-related conflicts. The warning came from the Nigerian Academy of […]

Recent developments surrounding the conflict in Sudan have drawn increased regional and international attention following reports that Turkish Air Force cargo aircraft landed at East Oweinat Airport in southern Egypt, near the Sudanese border. According to media reports, the aircraft departed from Tekirdağ-Çorlu Airport in Turkey, a location associated with the country’s growing defense and […]