Forceful arrests in Nigeria: Experts weigh balance between national security, constitutional rights
By Precious Enaike & Tolu Folorunsho Across Nigeria, forceful arrests have become one of the most visible and controversial features of law enforcement. Dramatic scenes of security operatives scaling fences, breaking gates and forcing their way into homes increasingly dominate public discourse. Read Also: PFIPC: Police arrest Adeyemi’s father amid ongoing forgery probe From ordinary […]
How Adebanjo’s death widened crack in Afenifere
All the advocates of the Yoruba nation, including Professor Banji Akintoye have been kept at a distance because of this constant crisis
Tinubu’ Mid-Term Assessment: Policy must be about welfare of the people – Adamolekun
An undergraduate economist will tell you that if you do forex adjustments and do subsidy removal at the same time, it cannot be good
The road that broke Nigeria
The road that broke Nigeria. It’s not just tarmac and potholes. It’s a metaphor for something far deeper, the collapse of governance, the betrayal of public trust, and the slow death of patriotism.
True Local Government Autonomy: The cost of powerlessness of chairmen
For decades, power has remained heavily concentrated in the hands of the federal and state governments
Nunc Dimittis: Exit of a brainbox, DR. VICTOR OMOLOLU OLUNLOYO (1935 – 2025)
Our several intellectual escapades and discuss in the last three years, would certainly form the subject of another piece on Omololu Olunloyo as a memorabilia
SILENCE AS A SILENT KILLER: How stigma hampers mental health struggles
A diagnosis is like a death sentence, not necessarily from the illness itself, but from the attitudes and behaviour of those around
Insecurity: ‘Beyond Perpetrators’
This review is necessitated by the quest for solutions to the rising problem of violent extremism and terrorism in sub-Saharan Africa.
Cost-of-Living Crisis Deepens: Consumers struggle as prices soar
In 2024, MTN recorded a ₦656 billion loss while Airtel recorded significant losses same year
Economic Crisis: What Nigeria must do now — Paul Alaje
By Dickson Omobola Chief economist at SPM Professionals, Dr Paul Alaje, has urged the Federal Government to increase the manufacturing sector’s contribution to the gross domestic product, GDP, to 40 per cent, saying it is the best option to save Nigeria from the current economic crisis. Alaje said there were no immediate fixes to Nigeria’s […]
Killing of Uromi 16: What’s going on here?
By Ikeddy ISIGUZO EVERY life matters. Every life should count. It is along these lines that I see thedeath of the Uromi 16, hunters who were killed in Uromi, Edo State, on their way to Kano to celebrate Sallah. My condolences go to their families. May the sacrifices they have made be the turning point […]
