Countdown to 2027: Edo North is for Oshiomhole
Making better money decisions in 2027 (1)
Tinubu’s First Year Anniversary: 3rd Mainland Bridge As Metaphor For Nigeria’s Transformation
Businesses: The underestimated power of substitute
Social media regulation in Nigeria a necessity
Kiev’s maneuver to draw African countries into its conflict with Russia by opening embassies across the continent
Redefining the fundamentals of legislation
Gbajabiamila and His Uncommon Grace
Oluremi Tinubu: A sweet relief
Nyesom Wike: A man hungry for history
Adieu, my good brother, Senator Ayogu Eze
A day with Pantami
Insecurity in Ika Nation: Who will save the people

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NIGERIA’S HOUSING CRISIS: Why the Government must fix the economy
By Olubisi Shaola Nigeria’s housing crisis reflects the urgent need for economic reform and targeted policy interventions, as the nation grapples with a severe shortfall in affordable housing units. With a population surpassing 200 million, growing at an urbanization rate of 4.23% annually, Nigeria faces a housing deficit of over 17 million units. This staggering […]
Safe skies: Addressing Nigeria’s aviation challenges with global insights
By BISOLA ATIE IN recent times, the aviation sector has been grappling with series of significant challenges, raising serious concerns about the safety protocols and standards within the industry. The incidents involving Boeing aircraft, which have not only garnered global attention but also underscored the urgent need for enhanced safety measures, are particularly alarming. As an […]
New Caledonia against French neo-colonialism
By MOHAMMED ABIODUN DEADLY riots swept over the New Caledonian capital of Nouméa this week ahead of a proposed electoral reform vote in France’s lower house of parliament. The alleged purpose of the so-called reforms is to enlarge the electorate for New Caledonia’s provincial elections. But in reality, the move only entrenches French influence in its […]
Re-thinking Nigeria: Beyond myths, illusions and self-deceit
By PAT UTOMI Nigeria is a mess right now. A huge mess. Even the blind can see it. And the deaf can hear the cry of anguish of Nigeria’s children. Can the country be rescued? Possibly. But the myths, years of delusions of grandeur and criminal capture of the Nigerian state threaten the possibility. Last week one […]
Nigeria: The ‘Foreignational’ country
If we ever talk about an exchange, it is one that puts us at a loss, such as selling our crude oil to rebuy.

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