The Door Must Stay Open: What women in Nigerian universities have learned to fear, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Why your words matter more than you think, by Ruth Oji

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The Dodo Mayana I knew, by Patrick Omorodion
He turned up just before the team left for Amsterdam for the scheduled friendly match against the Netherlands. Rufai’s match rustiness and the fact that some defenders were also nursing various degrees of injuries showed in the match as the Super Eagles lost 1-5.
Constitution review: Renewed jamboree season, by Tonnie Iredia
The Patriots led by His Excellency Chief Emeka Anyaoku GCON former Secretary General of the Commonwealth and the Nigerian Political Summit Group (NPSG) are two reputable groups dedicated to the evolution of a true constitution for Nigeria. To this end, both groups are convening a National Summit in the next 48 hours on the future of […]
The joys of TikTok, by Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi
I have always been fascinated by the variety of things that pop up on my TikTok feed. I have never posted a video on TikTok, but after running into a number of dubious challenges linked to the platform, I allowed curiosity to get the better of me and I started to check more regularly. These are […]
It’s time to rest from challenges, by Funmi Komolafe
Beloved, the Lord has unlimited blessings for his children. In this seventh month, you and I will not be left out in Jesus name. As Christians, we should always bear in mind that God didn’t promise us a life without challenges. Our Lord Jesus Christ passed through a lot but he overcame and that should give […]
Your children love you, but . . .: The house you build at 40 will judge your wisdom at 80, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The house you build at 45 should honour the version of you at 75. Because one day, your bones and that acute arthritis will vote against the stairs
Strategic & smart financial moves for women in their 40s, by Tochi Okafor
By 40, many of us have learned tough lessons, worked hard, and survived setbacks. It feels fair to expect that this phase of life should reward us with a measure of financial stability
How Two Buhari aides married one Wife at the same time! By Emmanuel Aziken
The unveiling of the experiences of Mallam Garba Shehu in the political space as packaged in a book last Wednesday, was understandably graced by an incongruous audience. It couldn’t have been otherwise, given the paradoxical role the esteemed journalist and public relations expert has played in the course of a so far distinguished career. President Bola Tinubu […]
The Tax Rebirth: Nigeria’s fiscal gamble in the age of public distrust, by Stephanie Shaakaa
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has done something few Nigerian leaders have ever dared. He has cracked open the hardened crust of our tax system
What Ironsi told Bamigboye, by Emeka Obasi
General Johnson Aguiyi – Ironsi was firm when he ordered Captain David Laisi Bamigboye to stick to Beatrice Chinyere Asagwara forever, after their wedding at St. George’s Garrison Church, Point Road Apapa on Saturday February 6, 1965. Ironsi who was the General Officer Commanding (GOC), Nigeria Army, chaired the wedding reception which held at Headquarters, Nigeria […]
Is Kashim Shettima doomed or defiant? By Ugoji Egbujo
The Yoruba say a lie can hide for eight years, but one day, truth will expose it. The evil that men do lives after them, yet the harm President Tinubu has inflicted on Nigeria’s democracy may not wait for his departure to unravel. Tinubu suspended Fubara like he owns the country. But Shettima’s calculated revelation has now left […]

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