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 […]
Arise TV, sue NBC; do it now! By Ochereome Nnanna
If the NBC has any issue with any broadcaster, it should “go to court”.
Nigeria: Restructure or reconfigure (7), By Afe Babalola
Successive governments have failed to see through a comprehensive and meaningful restructuring process, leaving the country to continue in its current state of chaos and retrogression.
For Atiku and Obi, when does election end and governance begin? By Rotimi Fasan
What we should be asking ourselves or should worry all of us as Nigerians is, at what point Tinubu’s opponents in the 2023 election would stop and allow him to do the bit he can as president at a time of unprecedented economic, political and security crises?
For the Communications Minister, a document long overdue, By Okoh Aihe
Managing our spectrum efficiently will create pathways for the growth of new technologies and improve access to government services,” he said. The minister is very much on point.
The S-East economic and security summit: Another talk shop?
While for most other ethnic groups charity begins at home, for the Igbo, the preference seems to be to go outside your village, achieve success there and then come home to be validated.
