Architect of the Impossible: How Cristiano Ronaldo made self-creation believable, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Hasn’t Tinubu insulted Nigerians enough? By Ikechukwu Amaechi
France: An Underrated Power in a Misunderstood World, by Usman Sarki
The Need for National Political Reform Conference (10), by Afe Babalola
Assessing the relevance of traditional rulers, by Eric Teniola

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Day childhood died; we didn’t even notice because we were holding our phones, by Stephanie Shaakaa
But this new generation? Their playgrounds vibrate, their friendships buffer, their memories auto-delete. Childhood has been outsourced to devices
What’s going on? Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, pansexual, asexual, intersex, hard femme, cross dresser changing the world, by Stephanie Shaakaa
In African societies, the challenge is even greater. Our cultures value lineage, clarity, responsibility, and continuity. We do not treat identity like a costume
Ado Doguwa warns of “Blood and Tears” — but his Asiwaju cap tells another story, by Emmanuel Aziken
One of the most articulate men to have passed through the House of Representatives in the Fourth Republic, Alhaji Alhassan Ado Doguwa, again demonstrated his mastery of parliamentary rhetoric last Tuesday as lawmakers debated the worsening insecurity in the country. A former journalist turned politician, Doguwa has walked a path as colourful as it is controversial, […]
Chasing shadows while being chased by destiny, by Muyiwa Adetiba
Theirs were the voices, faces and names of the past, made famous by their profession. If, as they say, that the pen is mightier than the sword, then these people were mighty men of the 60, 70s through 80s. In their prime, they swayed minds and shaped opinions. They were there gathered, from Buhari’s Decree 4 […]
Iyabeji: From a hawker to a multi-million-naira shop owner, by Francis Ewherido
Today, I want to take a break from Nigeria’s unending breaking news and drama to dwell on a story that I have been postponing. It’s about a YouTuber, MrMikeGlobal, who has been touching lives of ordinary Nigerians. I wrote about him and others three weeks ago I decided to write on this particular act in a […]
Tinubu and the Tyranny of the ‘North, by Ugoji Egbujo
It is the raw underbelly of Nigerian politics: a toxic cocktail of ethnic entitlement, economic despair, and insecurity sharpened into a political blade. Between Bola Tinubu and a powerful section of the northern aristocracy, there is no love lost. The economic hardship is brutal, the insecurity unrelenting, but that is not the real grievance. The real […]
Why a strong body is the edge you can’t afford to ignore, by Tochi Okafor
Physical fitness is one of the most valuable assets any human being can possess. Yet, it’s often overlooked until a health scare or a sudden limitation reminds us of its importance. When I talk about physical fitness, I’m not referring to six-pack abs or a magazine-cover physique. I’m talking about the ability of your body […]
Guinea-Bissau’s lawless President Embalo has no business in office, by Owei Lakemfa
The military coup on Wednesday, November 26, 2025 that swept away President Umaro Sissoco Embaló did not come as a surprise. Embalo, a retired general who camouflaged as an elected President, was a lawless leader who consistently trampled the country’s constitution under his feet. He had a sense of entitlement and a culture of impunity. In […]
Insecurity: Managing our clear and present danger, by Adekunle Adekoya
THERE can be no further doubt in the minds of the average Nigerian that our dear country faces a clear and present danger on many fronts. The immediate one is the unrelenting wave of terror attacks, exemplified by repeated attacks on communities in Kwara State, which was preceded by abduction of Kebbi school girls, now said […]
Habits that disgrace us are not Trump-made, by Azu Ishiekwene
There’s no need to obsess over what US President Donald Trump said about Nigeria being disgraced or his threat to attack fast, viciously, and sweetly with blazing guns. He has perfected the art of blowing hot and cold, perhaps more hot than cold. Yet, his unstable nature is rarely foolish; he’s a controlled bully, driven by […]
A Year is A Long Time in Politics! By Donu Kogbara
I am SO tired of people insisting that Tinubu is a master tactician and super-smart bully who has crippled opposition parties so skillfully that there is absolutely no chance of him being defeated in 2027. This view is held by many individuals who are pro-Tinubu, anti-Tinubu or sitting on the fence; and the tone of voice in […]
Under Tinubu’s watch, Boko Haram has finally won, by Ikechukwu Amaechi
President Bola Tinubu is over the moon right now, for whatever it is worth. Last week was horrible for his administration and the man-in-charge image he is trying desperately to project. In less than seven days, terrorists deflated his elephantine ego by ambushing, penultimate Friday, a military team led by Musa Uba, a Brigadier General and […]
Structure matters: Nigeria needs the right political system to succeed, by Olu Fasan
Too often, one hears that it is not Nigeria that needs restructuring, but the minds of Nigerians and their leaders. Those who hold that view try to shift the emphasis away from structure to culture. They are wrong! Of course, culture matters, and leadership matters too. But empirical studies around the world show that it is […]
Revising and editing your write-up, by Ruth Oji
Do the terms ‘revise’ and ‘edit’ mean the same? What do you think? Well, they are sometimes used interchangeably even though they are really two distinct activities writers engage in to improve their writing. What do the terms mean? On one hand, revising is rewriting, that is, changing words, phrases, sentences, even whole paragraphs in a […]
Advent: An invitation to convert our idols into icons of God’s Glory
Fr George Adimike While searching for meaning and happiness, man invariably searches for God―the principle and ultimate of existence―and often without realising it. As is usually the case, he gropes in darkness or twilight, embracing shades, shadows and systems, oblivious that the created order possesses vestiges of God and, as such, is supposed to lead […]

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