Kwara Anglican Bishop laments killings, urges FG to act on insecurity, economy
The Bishop of the Diocese of Kwara, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Rt. Rev. Sunday Timothy Adewole, has called on the Federal Government to take urgent and impartial steps to address Nigeria’s worsening insecurity and economic challenges
Crossing the red line by the Opposition and Government(5), by Eric Teniola
From last week continues the narrative on the post-election formation of a coalition government of NPC/NCNC as not one single party had won enough seats to form the government alone; this also entailed the appointment of ministers based on regional representation of the parties concerned Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola, deputy leader of the Action Group, was […]
This Chinese playground manufacturer is targeting Africa and here’s why
A growing number of indoor playground equipment manufacturers are positioning themselves to capitalise on the anticipated expansion
Operation Safe Corridor, a danger to Nigeria!
For 19 years, Nigeria has bled under the scourge of Islamic terrorism. From the early days of the Boko Haram uprising to the present-day hydra-headed monster of ISWAP, Fulani herdsmen and “bandit” alliances, the recipe for Nigeria’s survival has always been simple: justice. Yet, the Federal Government continues to serve Nigerians the bitter, indigestible pill […]
Festival 3.0 will raise next generation of problem-solvers – Future Innovators Founder
*Receives LBCI recognition by Mrs Sanwo-Olu By Henry Obetta, Lagos Following a his recognition at the Lagos Boy Child Initiative (LBCI) 2026 event, where the founder of Future Innovators, Nathaniel Adoyi, was awarded and commended by the First Lady of Lagos State, Dr Claudiana Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, Mr Adoyi has said that the festival will raise […]
Nigeria’s oil strategy and the logic of enlightened self-Interest
*Why leaders must choose stability over short-term gains By VICTOR-BANDELE DADA Nigeria’s persistent struggle with fuel pricing, inflation and economic instability, despite its status as a major oil producer raises a deeper question than policy design. It raises a question of leadership philosophy. Why does a resource-rich nation repeatedly adopt frameworks that transmit external shocks into […]
Orji Kalu’s aide celebrates principal at 66
Emmanuel Iheakachukwu Odoemelam, Legislative Aide to Senator Orji Uzor Kalu and a Ph.D. student of Chemistry at Beijing University of Chemical Technology (BUCT), China, has paid a glowing tribute to the former Abia State governor on the occasion of his 66th birthday. Odoemelam described Kalu’s leadership as selfless, sacrificial, and pragmatic. In a statement he […]
Ogundipe inspects Oshodi road projects, targets early completion
By Ebunoluwa Sessou Residents of Oshodi have received a boost in infrastructure development as the lawmaker representing Oshodi/Isolo Constituency I in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Stephen Ogundipe, inspected four ongoing road projects in the area and expressed satisfaction with the pace and quality of work. The roads under construction include Oluwasanmi, Baba Ode, […]
Tinubu reform programme: Utomi got it wrong
By SUNDAY DARE Professor Pat Utomi has once again chosen to play to the gallery with a familiar cocktail of grandstanding and gloom. This time, he has come to dismiss the reform programme of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as “ridiculous,” “poorly structured,” and, in a flourish of intellectual overreach, a “Ponzi scheme.” At this point, the […]
State of the nation: A country in dire straits
By RAUF AREGBESOLA The Economy Government’s claim that the recent reduction in the exchange rate shows its mastery of economics is false. In truth, the exchange rate which was about N700 to the dollar when this government assumed office in 2023, is now about N1,400. This amounts to a 100 percent devaluation. In an import-dependent economy, […]
From the margins, a message for Nigeria, by Dakuku Peterside
When I arrived in Yenagoa at the invitation of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board as a guest author and lead facilitator for its quarterly leadership dialogue, I expected a routine engagement: a book conversation, a leadership session, and the usual exchange of ideas that often follows such gatherings. What I did not expect was […]
