Dolly Parton has never governed a state, controlled a public budget, or commanded the machinery of government. Yet her life offers Nigeria a timely lesson: leadership is measured not by the grandeur of office, the length of a convoy, or the volume of publicity, but by the durable good created for others. Parton turned fame […]

For more than 20 fishing settlements along the waterway, the latest oil spill represents a severe threat to their livelihoods and environment.

This week, we continue  the series on why the House of Chiefs should be considered by the National Assembly.  In conclusion of their report, Section 37 states that (a) “The Governor may consult the State Council of Chiefs as a body in the exercise of his powers in relation to the maintenance of public order, […]

Nigeria’s war against terrorism and banditry has reached a point where military firepower alone cannot deliver victory. What began with the Boko Haram insurgency in 2009 has metastasised into a sprawling ecosystem of armed groups operating from forests, mountains and remote settlements, kidnapping for ransom, attacking communities, displacing populations, seizing land, rustling cattle, extorting farmers […]

By Elizabeth Osayande ABUJA — Education-focused organization, Educare, has announced a $100,000 commitment toward academic research in Nigeria over the next 18 months, with a focus on improving learning outcomes across primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions. The founder, Alex Onyia, disclosed the plan in a post on X on Monday, September 1, saying the initiative […]