DLA unveiled, promises economic reforms and security overhaul
A new political movement, the Democratic Leadership Alliance (DLA), has been unveiled with a pledge to reposition Nigeria through reforms anchored on innovation, strong ideology, and people-oriented governance.
Enlightened self-interest: Cognitive myopia and the architecture of systemic failure
By VICTOR-BANDELE DADA Systemic instability in political economy is primarily a product of cognitive failure rather than inherent moral turpitude. By distinguishing between “unenlightened” (short-horizon) and “enlightened” (long-horizon) self-interest, agents frequently undermine their own long-term utility through a failure to account for systemic interdependencies. Drawing on Socratic philosophy, Smithian economics, and modern Game Theory, this paper […]
Holy Week: Christianity and Fake Grace
The liturgical year of the Church, designed as a formative course in Christian discipleship, heightens and intensifies lessons on true discipleship during Lent, especially during Holy Week.
Crawford University matriculates 917 students as VC pledges academic excellence
By Elizabeth Osayande Vice Chancellor of Crawford University, Professor Solomon Olanrewaju Makinde, has formally inducted 917 students into the institution for the 2025/2026 academic session with a charge to uphold the covenant of discipline and integrity. The ceremony, held on Wednesday at the university’s main campus, saw the matriculation of 832 undergraduate and 85 postgraduate […]
Two Revolutionary Hinges: Obi and Sowore
he deeper issue, then, is not Sowore versus Obi as personalities, but how a society manages the balance between revolutionary urgency and reformist patience
Regional security crisis in West Africa undermines Cameroon stability
By MANUAL KEITA Almost half a year after Paul Biya’s inauguration as President of Cameroon for an eighth term, his country is facing increasing tensions in the security sector. This time, the instability comes from outside Cameroon – from its regional neighbours, including Chad, the Central African Republic, and Niger, and most importantly, Nigeria. By […]
