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Majority Without Power: Why Nigerian youths must enter the arena
By Michael Tidi There is an unfolding political reality in Nigeria that invites not mere observation, but rigorous reflection. Across the tiers of governance, one discerns a deliberate and structured grooming of successors, frequently drawn from the children and close affiliates of incumbent political actors, many of whom are themselves young. While this phenomenon is not […]
Charles Adetunji: When ‘world-top’ scientist became FUADSI DVC
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Open letter to Honourable Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy on airtime credit crisis
The Nigerian Communications Commission, which you oversee, is the statutory regulator of telecommunications under the Nigerian Communications Act of 2003
Julius Pondi’s flight
By Enewaridideke Ekanpou There is a prevailing aroma in town. That a particular federal legislator has just flown to the fourth floor of representation through the APC primary democratically held in the Headquarters of Burutu Local Government Area on 16 May 2026 is the aroma that currently spirals into every available political space of engagement. […]
NCDF Group’s impact platform is becoming a global architecture for capital, execution and technology
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Delta Central 2027: Why Urhobo leaders, not Abuja, must decide APC’s flagbearer
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Don’t sell Tinubu phantom million votes in Kwara central
The first problem with the one-million claim is arithmetic. Kwara Central has four LGAs: Asa, Ilorin East, Ilorin South, and Ilorin West.
Remembering Awo’s prophecies, Bola Ige’s ‘Siddon Look’ policy!
By Hon. Femi Kehinde Chief James Ajibola Idowu Ige, SAN, popularly known as the “Cicero of Esa-Oke,” was one of Nigeria’s most influential legal minds and political figures. He was a master orator, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), and a key player in both the First and Second Republics. He had seen and fought many political […]
NRS leadership earns praise for transformative compliance reforms and sustainable revenue expansion
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2027: Ize-Iyamu must look beyond Edo South Senate ticket as another practice session
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Strengthening local governance as framework for Nigeria’s national transformation
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President Tinubu, Famadewa and Nigeria’s Homeland Security
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