By JUDE OBIOHA In a country where activism often clashes with national cohesion and where loud voices frequently overshadow steady hands, Matthew Tonlagha represents a rare Nigerian archetype. This bridge builder fights fiercely for his people while working tirelessly for the peace, stability and economic future of Nigeria. His journey from the creeks of the Niger […]

By YUSHAU SHUAIB I write this with deep concern—not anger, but concern—over what increasingly appears to be a troubling pattern in the posture of the United States under President Donald Trump towards Nigeria, particularly its Muslim communities and Northern leadership. Since Trump’s return to office, a narrative has steadily gathered momentum in Washington: that Nigeria […]

As participation in global financial markets expands among Nigerian youths, structured trading education is gradually replacing speculation-driven entry into the space.

The inaugural lecture of Professor Wole Soyinka in the 1980/81 period at the then University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, was expectedly explosive. Its title, “The Critic and society: Bathes, Leftocracy and Other Mythologies”, left no one in doubt that this was an ideological offensive. It was the famous writer’s nuclear-powered intellectual attack against Leftists who had […]

By Kingsley Adegboye Nigeria’s housing crisis, with a deficit exceeding 20 million units, is largely caused by structural policy failures rather than a lack of effort or innovation from private developers, according to Ryan Ezekiel, Founder of Zeeks Homes. Ezekiel identifies high interest rates, particularly the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR), as a major obstacle. “Most […]