By Elder Abraham Amah There is something profoundly unsettling when a man trained in the discipline of law begins to behave as though law is only sacred when it serves his convenience. It is one of the enduring contradictions of our public life that many who invoke institutions most loudly are often the first to […]

For ten days in March, women’s cricket teams from Rwanda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Ghana and host Nigeria were engaged in top class action at the Tafawa Balewa Square Cricket Oval, Lagos. Apart from bragging right, at stake was the Patricia Kambarami Cup, sponsored by Providus Bank and organised by the Nigeria Cricket Federation. Born on […]

By Ebunoluwa Sessou Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu has approved a 50-year lease renewal for property owners in the Ikoyi-Obalende axis as part of the Obalende South-West Ikoyi Urban Regeneration Scheme. The development was disclosed during the Obalende stakeholders’ meeting on lease renewal held at the Y-Arena Multipurpose Centre, Ikoyi, Lagos. Speaking on […]

By Benjamin Njoku The Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer, Ali Nuhu has cautioned local filmmakers against adjusting their stories to suit global audiences, warning that it could lead to losing the narrative that drew global attention to African cinema. Nuhu gave the caution, while delivering the keynote address at the just concluded Coal City Film […]

By Dr Ramanathan Murugesan On a humid afternoon in Lagos, 24-year-old Adaeze sways inside a crowded danfo bus—one hand clinging to a metal rail, the other navigating her phone. Within seconds, she transfers her fare to the conductor. No notes. No coins. No delay. A few kilometres away, at a roadside fruit stall, the future […]