Too much politics in World Cup 2026
Attack on Osun PVC centre
Eagles’ flop and vandalism by fans
Protecting Nigerians from banned pesticides
LASEPA’s ban on single-use plastic commendable
Why rotation, zoning and federal character matter (2)
Why zoning, rotation and federal character matter (1)
Need to ensure polling units don’t become war zones
Party conventions must strengthen our democracy
Let AfDB’s Lagos-Abidjan proposed corridor be bimodal
Probe this jungle justice on widow
IFD: A heart for our forests
Ukraine War: Europe’s examples for Africans
Nigerians languishing in government failures
Preventing aviation disasters
Petrol as party souvenir
Hijab for Police is bigotry

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Time for ceasefire in Ukraine war
THE level of destruction already recorded in just two weeks of intense fighting in the Russian invasion of Ukraine shows how nasty war, particularly modern warfare, is. Ironically, the traditional roundtable talks which should have taken place to prevent the conflict, also commenced almost from the day the first shot was fired. Warnings by Western […]
Avoiding military involvement in Ukraine
Though some critics have blamed the President Muhammadu Buhari government of starting late in efforts to get trapped Nigerians out of embattled Ukraine, we opine that government has been above average in its responses so far. Apart from arranging for Nigerians in Ukraine to gather in Poland, Romania and other nearby countries for eventual evacuation […]
Affirmative action: The struggle must continue
DESPITE the last-minute storming of the National Assembly by the wife of President Muhammadu Buhari, Aisha; and wife of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Dolapo; the affirmative action bills to create special seats for women in the legislative and executive arms of government at federal and state levels flopped. Sponsored by Nkeiru Onyejeocha (APC, Abia), the […]
Ensuring effective local government administration
MOST Nigerians have not fully addressed their minds to the latest effort to amend the 1999 Constitution. This is because every session of the National Assembly has always taken it upon itself to tinker with the Constitution, yet the major pillars of the nation’s grundnorm – centralised federalism – remain unchanged. One issue which the […]
Adamu’s walkout on protesting students
The walkout by Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, from a meeting with protesting students last Monday was unbecoming and immature. He did not act with the necessary restraint and dignity that befit his high office. The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, led by its President, Mr. Sunday Asefon, had visited him in his […]
Buhari and the Electoral Amendment Bill
ON Friday, February 25, 2022, President Muhammadu Buhari performed a duty that went down very well with most well-meaning Nigerians: he signed (at last!) the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2022 into law. Given the tortuous journey the crucial piece of legislation went through, it was a memorable historic moment. With the stroke of his pen, […]
NDLEA: Beyond the Abba Kyari saga
IF not for the recent operation carried out by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, Nigerians would not have known that the police authorities had kept the otherwise suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police, DCP, and Commander of the Inspector General of Police’s Intelligence Response Team, IRT, Abba Kyari, on active duty despite announcing his […]
FG must take direction action on Nigerians in Ukraine
THE Federal Government must consider the safety and security of Nigerians trapped in Ukraine a matter of utmost priority and take direct action. The statement released by the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, NIDCOM, declaring that Nigerians trapped in the country under the onslaught of Russian military action “are responsible for their safety” is too hollow […]
Rethinking states as ‘sovereign’ units
VICE President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo’s recent call for state governors to start seeing their sub-national entities as “sovereign” units carries many implications. At the maiden edition of the Ekiti State Investment Forum, the VP observed: “You have a bigger GDP than many nations. There is a different mindset when you are sure of a monthly […]
Ukraine should sacrifice for peace
The continued escalation of tensions and the possible full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation has put not just Europe but the entire world on edge. For more than a month, Russian President, Vladimir Putin, had steadily been piling troops and armaments at his country’s border with Ukraine, conducting military drills and striking postures […]

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