The Itsekiri Moment
By Michael Tidi History occasionally presents a people with moments they cannot afford to waste. Such moments are often disguised as anniversaries, festivals and celebrations. They arrive with colour and pageantry, yet beneath the excitement lies a more enduring question: Will this generation merely celebrate its inheritance, or will it enlarge it? The Itsekiri nation has […]
How Chief Abiola was killed in government custody
By FEMI FALANA On June 12, 1994, Chief M. K.O. Abiola declared himself President on the basis of the June 12, 1993 presidential election, which he won fair and square. General Sani Abacha’s military junta arrested him and charged him with treasonable felony at the Federal High Court. While he was held incommunicado in a military […]
OKANGA: The Representative who made Enone heard
For those who answer yes, the next question becomes even simpler: Why interrupt what is working? Agbese’s supporters believe that his record provides the answer.
WPC’s date move raises questions Africa should not ignore
That distinction matters because it strips away the convenient suggestion that this is simply one of those unfortunate calendar collisions that happen in a crowded global events season.
Ogun Bleeds: 1377 projects, ₦783bn in 3 years, where are these projects?
Even Lagos, where the President came from, did not get up to half the number of projects allocated to Ogun State
One Checkout, Multiple Ways to Pay: Why flexibility is reshaping e-commerce
Increasingly, convenience is less about speed alone and more about giving shoppers greater control over how they pay
