Nasarawa, Kogi, Benue in grip of terror: Residents reveal routes, transit camps

Troubling accounts from residents of boundary communities in Nasarawa State and fresh security disclosures in Kogi have exposed what locals describe as a widening network of forest corridors, transit routes and temporary camps allegedly used by terrorists and bandits operating across the North-Central region.
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Empowering through art: Renowned artist gifts FUL legacy gallery, institute

By Chukwuma Ajakah Renowned artist, Chief Nike Davis-Okundaye has gifted the Federal University, Lokoja, FUL, a cutting-edge art gallery and institute, further cementing her legacy of empowering communities. Nike Okundaye, popularly known as “Mama Nike,” has a track record of promoting artists and empowering rural communities through art galleries, exhibitions, cottage weaving workshops, and crafts […]

Africa and the deadly dust from Iran, by Azu Ishiekwene

These are sad times. Who could have believed that after the US and its allies destroyed Iraq in search of “weapons of mass destruction” and found none, history would repeat itself as a farce?  In neighbouring Iran, 35 years after Operation Desert Storm, the U.S. has launched a consequential war, only this time without even the […]

On the march towards state Police, by Adekunle Adekoya

LAST Wednesday, the new Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, was formally sworn-in as the 23rd indigenous head of the Nigeria Police Force by President Bola Tinubu. Before going further, some optics. His predecessor, Kayode Egbetokun was said to have been summoned by the President penultimate Tuesday, and in the aftermath of the meeting, Egbetokun resigned. Disu, an […]

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