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…..And so it was done, by Hakeem Baba-Ahmed

“A cat that dreams of being a lion must lose its appetite for rats”.-– African proverb President Bola Tinubu signed the amended Electoral Act 2026 a few hours after it was passed amidst controversy over process, deafening noise and drama rarely seen in and around the National Assembly. As we speak, this is the legal framework […]

Jollof at the Orchestra

By SOBA DAKUKU-PETERSIDE The fear isn’t irrational. Culture has been borrowed, repackaged, and sold back to us before. But that history cannot be the reason we stop telling our own stories outward. For years, I believed authenticity was the greatest strength culturally rooted businesses had. Now I’m starting to question whether authenticity, in the way we […]

A Steering Council for a Drifting Republic, by Dakuku Peterside

Nigeria’s security crisis no longer announces itself only in the familiar theatres of the North-East. It is now rewriting the map in quieter places—villages that once believed geography was protection. When gunmen swept through Woro and Nuku in Kaiama Local Government of Kwara State, torching homes and killing scores, it was not just another atrocity; […]

Lagos real estate stabilises as construction rises – REPORT

By Tunde Oso A new half-year real estate report released recently by Knight Frank Nigeria shows that easing inflation, stronger construction activity and rising industrial demand shaped the performance of the Lagos property market in the second half of 2025. The Lagos Market Update H2 2025, unveiled at a media briefing in Lagos, indicates that […]

Tarzan Boats draws line on night travel

As dusk settles over Lagos’ inland waterways, the tempo at the jetties begins to slow. Engines power down, the crowds thin, and the once-busy channels take on a quieter, more uncertain character. For Tarzan Boats, this is the point where business gives way to caution.

Why Monday market’s not picking up in S-East — Traders

Disinterest has continued to trail marketing, business, and commercial activities in Anambra State, after Governor Soludo of Anambra State forced traders back to markets to stop the sit-at-home order still being observed by traders and residents of Anambra State.

Walida: Arewa youths warn against undue interference

By Soni Daniel Abuja: Arewa youths on Monday warned against undue interference and politisation of the case of a woman said to have been living a Department of State Services operative without the consent of her parents. The woman, Walida Abdulhadi Ibrahim, is at the centre of controversy following claims and counter claims of abduction […]

EDUCATION: Making case for 7 million Nigerian children with disabilities

By Jadesola Adedeji Just last December, the United Nations marked the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, reinforcing global commitment to disability inclusion in all aspects of social, economic, cultural and political life. Of the roughly 7 million children in Nigeria who have disabilities, 95.5 per cent are out of school due to multiple systemic […]

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