AI, new media putting young journalists under pressure — Oreoluwa Lesi
Ultimately, we must ensure that as technology becomes smarter, we do not stop thinking for ourselves
State of the Nation: How Nigeria can tame insecurity – Sara-Igbe
Elder Statesman, former Security Adviser to Rivers state Government and a chieftain of PANDEF, Chief Anabs Sara-Igbe, gives an insight into the fight against terrorism
Why bandits are difficult to defeat militarily — Col Samaila Yombe (rtd), civil war veteran
•Narrates how terrorists abducted Kebbi Deputy Speaker while praying in mosque  By Kennedy Mbele Colonel Samaila Yombe (rtd) is one of the veterans of the Nigerian civil war. The infantry officer fought in the war since the start in 1967 to the time it ended in 1970. Yombe also served as Deputy Governor of Kebbi […]
Political process must be affordable to enable youth participate — Prof Harrison
A globally recognised leadership scholar and Director of the Centre for Leadership and Empowerment in Greater Manchester, Professor Christian Harrison, in this interview, speaks on the need for intentional leadership development in schools, communities and political structures.  Excerpts: Looking at the recent leadership crisis in Nigeria, what patterns make Nigerians, especially the youth, vulnerable to political manipulation? […]
Archbishop Osa-Oni to Leaders: You know what must be done to end insecurity
The Founder and Senior Pastor of Vineyard Christian Ministries Inc., Archbishop John Osa-Oni, has called on Nigeria’s leaders to take decisive and immediate action to overhaul the nation’s security architecture, insisting that those in authority “know what to do.”
Affiliate Credibility in Age of Misinformation: Why honesty is new growth strategy – Sebastian Jarosch
The proliferation of Artificial Intelligence has made many of us skeptical about the facts and fiction that we read online
