2027: Nigeria must not go the 1966–69 route again
Housing families of fallen heroes
Tribute to business legend, Aminu Dantata
Extending web services to rural areas
Beyond “funeral” for Samuel Doe, others
ADC’s arrival as opposition party
Enough of siren abuse
No to mandatory voting
Tinubu’s agricultural “renaissance”
Creditworthiness scheme and NIN
ECOWAS must dialogue with AES
Addressing our water crisis
Mokwa flood as a warning signal
Prosecution of June 12 culprits
Lynching of Kano DPO
Insecurity: Rooting out saboteurs
Tinubu should restore institutions in Rivers

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Tinubu and our national values, institutions
It is important to remind all elected or appointed holders of lofty political offices that, irrespective of how high those offices are, they are there to “serve”, not “rule”. Nigeria is a republic; a democracy, not a monarchy or any form of absolute dictatorship whereby the “ruler” and his courtiers do whatever they like without […]
Repackaging our Democracy Day
Rather than the increasingly lifeless activities that defined our Democracy Day celebrations in the past, President Bola Tinubu’s administration decided to give the 2025 edition a tweak that garbed the 26-year-old occasion in more befitting robes. He cancelled the military parades that used to go with it and instead chose to address the National Assembly […]
Insecurity: Calls for military contractors
The apparent inability of our armed and security forces to defend the territorial integrity of Nigeria and protect its citizens from multifaceted security threats has prompted heightened calls for the engagement of foreign military contractors to help. Highly ranked Senator, Ali Ndume (APC Borno South), whose constituency is the epicentre of the 16-year-old Boko Haram […]
Curing the chaos of our Local Government system
Almost a year ago on July 11, 2024, the Supreme Court bowed to the wishes of the Executive when its ruling foisted the implementation of Local Government “autonomy” throughout the country. Among others, it ruled that only democratically elected Local Government Councils should be paid their Federal revenues, and that funds accruing to them should […]
Akinwunmi Adesina at the AfDB
With the election of Sidi Ould Tah from Mauritania recently as the new President of the African Development Bank, AfDB, the tenure of Dr Akinwunmi A. Adesina is gradually coming to an end. He has transformed the Bank into a people-centred financial institution despite challenges in the last ten years. With a strong academic background, […]

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