UNGA 2026: When the Canyons reach our doorstep, by Dakuku Peterside
The real test of a United Nations speech begins on the journey home. The cameras are gone; the promises must find their way into decisions, budgets, and difficult conversations. Nigeria spoke at the 2026 General Assembly. What will it do with the words it carried to New York? On 22 September, António Guterres warned that […]
My experience as a girl sexually attacked at the age of six — Joan, activist
Despite the fact that it has been established that sexual violence is real and poses global health hazard, the tales of sexual assault against women are still being kept under the table.
The narrow road to the abundant life
When Lazarus fell sick, his sisters sent word to Jesus to come and heal him. But rather than come immediately, Jesus delayed. Finally, he said to his disciples: “Lazarus is dead. And I am glad for your sakes that I was not there, that you may believe.” (John 11:14-15).
How Boko Haram terrorists stormed the ‘Middle Ground’
Kumshe, a North Eastern suburb lying between Nigerian boundaries with Cameroun, last week, narrowly escaped being tagged Nigerian’s ground Zero, in remembrance of the bloody raid in USA on September 11, 2011
A mother’s lamentation before daughter’s freedom
By Angela Okpe in Maiduguri The A mother of one of the abducted Chibok girls, Madam Rebecca Takai Nkeki, bared her sorrowful minds few days before the release of her daughter, Hauwa. The middle-aged woman who developed high blood pressure over the abduction of her daughter lamented the fate that befell her family to […]
Marital arrow or money arrow?
Al Gore, former American Vice President to President Bill Clinton and his wife, Tipper Gore, went their separate ways after 40 years of marriage
