Some books of poems do not merely speak—they gather weather. They carry the dust of streets, the murmur of wounded rooms, the cry from the marketplace, and the quiet prayers whispered into pillows at night.

Governor Uba Sani has reiterated that his administration will not tolerate the politicisation of insecurity in Kaduna State and any individual or group that seeks to undermine peace will face the full weight of the law.

By Chioma Obinna Medical doctors in Lagos, under the auspices of the Association of Nigerian Private Medical Practitioners, ANPMP, and the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, Lagos State branches, have demanded an immediate halt to what they described as “incessant and illegal harassment” of their members by the police and other government agencies. At a joint […]

By Suleiman Ibrahim Across the world, the way infrastructure is financed is undergoing a quiet but significant shift. Governments that once relied heavily on public budgets and sovereign borrowing are now grappling with tighter fiscal conditions, rising debt burdens, and growing public demand for reliable power, transport, water, and digital services. In many emerging markets, […]

Dr Waliu Adedamola Adeoye, founder and chairman of Stallion Cardinal Homes, says his decision to reposition real estate as a tool for wealth creation for ordinary Nigerians inspired the birth of the company.