With 1,316 MDAs, PFIPC was waiting to happen, by Adekunle Adekoya
ONE day, one trouble best describes our experience as a nation of peoples in our country called Nigeria. By the way, One Day One Trouble is a popular Nigerian Nollywood comedy-drama movie on the life a man trying to survive doing various jobs while dealing with a cantankerous wife, until a rich woman enters his life and […]
The gospel by Chief Kessington Adebutu, by Dele Sobowale
“The one who serves others never eats alone” – Late Alhaja Seliat Olasimbo Adebutu (Mother of Chief Adebutu) (P22) Young Kessington once asked his mother why one man in their village always had visitors while another had none. That was the answer given by a mother which had launched the son into a lifetime of endless […]
Nigeria 2027: Preventing the return of violence, by Tonnie Iredia
Many analysts who felt they could explain away the poor conduct of the 2019 elections ended up making two irritating statements; first that the nation’s electoral body did not have a server and second that even if there was one, it was not put into use. Considering that it was public knowledge that INEC was funded […]
The political divorce that could reshape 2027, by Stepahnie Shaakaa
Power in Nigeria does not shout. It waits. It moves silently, through files, through whispers, through the subtle shifting of alliances
Love has entered the marketplace, by Stephanie Shaakaa
A face appears. Swipe left. Another smile. Swipe right. A short bio. A curated joke. A filtered life arranged for inspection. Somewhere in this small ritual
Culture, religion and Nigeria’s burgeoning population, by Francis Ewherido
Nigeria currently has an estimated population of 242,431,832 people. Nigeria’s population at independence was 45,053,782. That is about 500 per cent increase since independence. At independence Nigeria was the 14th most populous country in the world. Currently, we are the sixth, surpassed only by India, China, the United States of America, Indonesia and Pakistan. At the rate […]
