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Implications of insecurity on real estate in Nigeria

By Zubairu Usman Sadiq The security challenge in Nigeria today, to say the least is worrisome. From the intractable Boko-Haram insurgency which has claimed thousands of lives and condemned several others to Internal Displaced Person Camps, banditry in the north-west, agitations and calls for secession in the south-east, violent clashes between the Fulani herdsmen and […]
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The weaponization of justice and the injustice faced by Dan Etete 

By Jeremiah Perekeme Owoupele In the intricate corridors of global jurisprudence, the scales of justice often tip under the weight of political machinations and economic interests. The case of Dan Etete, Nigeria’s former Minister of Petroleum, epitomizes how legal systems can be manipulated, leading to profound personal and national injustices. Dan Etete, appointed as Nigeria’s […]

PAP: The Merchants of Niger Delta and the campaign against Otuaro

By Abai Francis For more than six decades, the Niger Delta region of Nigeria through its vast crude oil resources has generated wealth for the country. Unfortunately, while its resources have helped transformed other economies of the world and its wealth has made elites of other citizens, the region and its inhabitants have continued to […]

Ribadu: What Gambaryan did not know

A few days ago, Tigran Gambaryan, an embattled executive of Binance, the American cryptocurrency exchange firm, took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his account of his incarceration in Nigeria

Honoring a father-like leader: Chief Edwin Clark

By Jennifer Oma Adasen In life’s journey, few individuals leave an unforgettable imprint on our hearts, shaping our paths with wisdom, strength, and unwavering support. You were more than a leader; you were a father to many—a beacon of hope in times of uncertainty and a pillar of strength in moments of weakness. I still […]

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