The superpower hiding in plain sight, by Ruth Oji
The Rewards of Integrity: The life and achievements of Muhammed Abba Gana(1), by Usman Sarki
Let those unhappy with Fubara fight their own battle, by Rotimi Fasan
For Ndukwe, telecom reminiscences worthy of the pantheon, by Okoh Aihe
The Need for National Political Reform Conference (2), by Afe Babalola
The supreme powers of the President(5), by Eric Teniola
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SubscribeYes, life does go on….even after one’s death, by Muyiwa Adetiba
I love old school music. The older the better. I love to travel back in time as often as I can and whenever possible, to put myself in a time capsule for a while. This allows mesometimes, to revelin the costumes and culture of a time. I often pause in the middle of a song to remember […]
Congratulations and happy birthday, Hilda Baci, by Francis Ewherido
“Jesus went on to say, ’To what, then, can I compare the people of this generation? …They are like children sitting in the marketplace and calling out to each other: ‘We played the pipe for you, and you did not dance;we sang a dirge, and you did not cry. For John the Baptist came neither […]
Standards are dead: Nigeria and the Fakery Epidemic, by Ugoji Egbujo
Good building materials are gone. Everything is now fake—almost everything. The chronic decline took an acute turn after the COVID epidemic. A post-COVID nosedive. The naira started to plummet, prices soared. Surging costs of basic food began to drown the poor. People could no longer make it, so manufacturers started to fake it. Perhaps to stay […]
FG secures over $10bn external loans in 2 yrs
…Records $5bn disbursement By Emma Ujah, Abuja Bureau Chief The federal government has secured External Loans worth over $10 billion in the last two years. Data obtained from the Debt Management Office, DMO indicated, however, that disbursement stood at $5 billion, about half of the secured loans. The loans were contracted from various multilateral organisations, regional financial […]
Venezuela wants peace, but will fight US if invaded – Ambassador Padilla, by Owei Lakemfa
The Americas tilted towards war this week as the United States, US, on Monday September 15, 2025 and the next day, attacked and destroyed two boats it said are Venezuelan. The attacks in which an unspecific number of people were killed, followed a similar US announcement on September 1, 2025 that it blasted a Venezuelan boat […]
N330 billion: On the march again with cash transfers, by Adekunle Adekoya
THE media was awash with reports earlier in the week that the Federal Government has paid out the sum of N330 billion in cash transfers to poor and vulnerable households in the country through the National Social Safety-net Coordinating Office. This development was made known to Nigerians by no less a person than the chief manager of […]
Useni’s fight for London house from the grave shames us, by Azu Ishiekwene
In the incredibly sad courtroom drama of Tali Shani v Chief Mike Agbedor Abu Ozekhome (2025) UKFTT 1090 (PC), two ordinary Nigerians from unlikely quarters, each doing what would appear to be their daily work, made the difference. The first was Ibrahim Sani, a superintendent of police at the Force Intelligence Department of the Nigeria Police […]
A reader’s take on PO, by Donu Kogbara
He is responding to the column that was published on this page on August 28. It used a story about students’ breakfast preferences (many objected to akara and pap) to illustrate how a divided opposition can lose out to an unpopular minority. You can access this column via the Vanguard website. Dear Donu, I am […]
As Ibas takes his leave and Fubara returns, by Ikechukwu Amaechi
It is no longer a matter of conjecture. As Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, haughtily announced on August 30, President Bola Tinubu, on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, announced the end of the six-month emergency rule he imposed on Rivers State on March 18. Unlike the emergency rule proclamation which he made via a […]
Tinubu de-markets Nigeria with his penchant for overseas travels, by Olu Fasan
Earlier this week, President Bola Tinubu’s spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, announced that the president had cut short his two-week vacation in France and returned to Nigeria “to resume official duties”. Given that Onanuga previously described the president’s trip to France as a “working” holiday, one must wonder why Tinubu stopped working remotely from France. Truth be told, […]
How to speak with confidence on-air by handling the microphone right, by Ruth Oji
If you are a media person, you sometimes may have to step into a radio booth, anchor a live television programme, moderate a podcast, or make a corporate broadcast to employees. One tool stands between your voice and your audience: the microphone. For many, this small piece of equipment feels intimidating. The red light flicks on, […]
The Need for National Political Reform Conference (1), by Afe Babalola
There had been calls to high heavens from different quarters for a National Political Reform Conference. This is so because many believed that the 1999 Constitution bequeathed to us by the military does not adequately represent their interest and aspirations of over 200 tribes, ethnic groups in the geographical area christened Nigeria by Mrs. Lugard. To […]
The many troubles of MultiChoice, by Okoh Aihe
In a world where distances to jurisdictions can be measured with a flip of the button, happenings between pay-TV operator, MultiChoice and the government of Ghana was keenly followed in Nigeria. In a quirk coincidence, the broadcaster was also having a load of problems in Nigeria and quite a number of people patiently monitored the Ghanaian […]
For Fubara and Natasha, it may be a brain reset to factory setting, by Rotimi Fasan
Siminalayi Fubara, the Governor of Rivers State, is poised to return to office tomorrow after the six months of imposed emergency rule by President Bola Tinubu lapses. Mr. Fubara has undergone the human equivalent of what technology experts call device reset. In the case of the governor, he seems to have experienced a brain reset. He […]
Africa and the Membership of the United Nations Security Council: Beyond the Ezulwini Consensus, by Usman Sarki
“History will judge those who stood by and said nothing, when they could have done something“– The Honourable Jeremy Corbin, MP Eighty years ago, in the aftermath of the Second World War, the United Nations was created as humanity’s great experiment in collective security and shared destiny. Its Charter promised to “save succeeding generations from the […]
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