Tactical voting: How opposition can defeat Tinubu without a sole candidate, by Olu Fasan
Education as a common Northern responsibility: Revisiting the ICSA principle on the road to 2027 (1), by Usman Sarki
2027: Will Nigerians vote for survival or politics? By Ejiro Ofoye
Beyond the ribbon: The questions Nigeria’s 2027 campaign must answer, by Dakuku Peterside
House of chiefs should be the next (5), by Eric Teniola
The Ogbeni years: Reporting a politician to history, by Owei Lakemfa
ONE-PARTY RULE = A dictator and end of June 12, by Dele Sobowale
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SubscribeIt’s a season of fruitfulness, by Funmi Komolafe
What shall we say unto the Lord? Thank you LORD! Brethren, congratulations, we made it to the last quarter of 2026. That, we are alive is an indication that God has not forgotten us. Indeed, God never forgets anyone. When the Bible says, God remembers a person; it simply means that person’s time has come. […]
Are women in Tinubu’s cabinet exercising power?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Women are noticed when they make an entrance, photographed when they are appointed, briefly discussed as evidence that government has not forgotten the existence of women, and then returned to the margins
SEGUN ODEGBAMI: Change is coming to Nigerian Sports – finally!!
There is the prospect of a genuine sports revolution in the air. There is a refreshing spirit across the land. There are glimpses of a new dawn for the entire sports sector through the developments in football. Beyond sport, there are also emerging, the faint outlines of a new nation from 2027. Things are coming […]
Dan Orbih: The warrior who never left the battlefield, by Emmanuel Aziken
Chief Daniel Osi Orbih, popularly known as Kulukulu 1, who died on Monday, August 31, at the age of 64, was undoubtedly one of the most steadfast political actors of Nigeria’s Fourth Republic. His family announced his death without disclosing the cause. He is survived by his wife, Florence, his daughters, Winifred Anwosiobor and Mildred […]
Brig. Bangura’s Naija link, by Emeka Obasi
Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus Christ leaving with us a long chain of treachery that keeps staring all in the face. Brigadier John Amadu Bangura lost his life through a death warrant signed by Siaka Stevens, the same man he made Prime Minister of Sierra Leone. Like Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, Bangura handed over power to a […]
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