Hundreds of million for 90 minutes, peanuts for a lifetime of service, by Stephanie Shaakaa
*Nigeria’s Broken Scale of Value When the Super Falcons clinched their record-extending tenth Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title in July 2025, the Presidency rolled out the red carpet. The players received national honours, three-bedroom apartments in Abuja and the promise of the naira equivalent of $100,000 each. The financial rewards were eventually fulfilled in […]
Tinubu’s silence worrisome, by Patrick Omorodion
African elders always have a way of passing messages when things are not going right in their society. I stumbled on an anonymous quote which says that “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” There comes a time when silence is no longer golden but a betrayal. This […]
New prayer strategy, new results, by Funmi Komolafe
Evaluate your prayer life and ask the Holy Spirit to guide you to choose a new strategy
Why you must make your bed in the morning, by Muyiwa Adetiba
A classmate and friend left our shores for America over five decades ago. He sees himself more as an American now and rightly so. America has done well by him and he has done well by America. Besides, he hasn’t been home more than a couple of times in the fifty-odd years he has been […]
Understanding Wike’s rebellion in the eyes of Bode George, by Emmanuel Aziken
For a man who once vowed not to abide in Nigeria should Asiwaju Bola Tinubu emerge as president of Nigeria it could have been tempting to discard the pledge by Chief Bode George not to serve in the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Disciplinary Committee that was constituted by the national leadership earlier this week. Just […]
Tinubu’s Forgotten Promises, by Ugoji Egbujo
To renew hope, the president must help the anti corruption agencies by a personal lifestyle that doesn’t create moral confusion
