The Future of Education in a Title-Driven Country: Nigeria in perspective
For Jim Nwobodo, it’s about a good name
When Diplomacy Fails: War and the global stability crisis
Dilemma of opposition parties
How Junaidu is charting the Renewed Hope at IST
Iran, Ukraine and Africa, a continent in search of food
Power sector: Not yet Uhuru
The pivot of Amaseikumor festival
Why civilizations reproduce war despite knowledge
The big boost for Anioma State
Morka: Birthday with three crowns
Bashir Bolarinwa Omolaja: When leadership beacons
Okpebholo’s roads and sceptics’ hearts

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Enthroning Integrity in Public Procurement Practice in Nigeria
Within the ambit of the Renewed Hope Agenda, integrity takes a critical spotlight as a delivery strategy. This provides a framework by which we can assess the PPA
Giving well deserved kudos to a tireless reformer
By Philip Agbese In this present generation, institutions like the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) have been blessed with a leader whose tenure has become a reference point for courage, clarity, and uncommon administrative excellence. This leader has not simply supervised the agency, he has breathed a new life into the system that may have become […]
Jos, a city in ruins, a people in pains
Jos, the Tin City that one knew, had lost its placidity and had in fact, become a timebomb waiting to explode
The global energy hypocrisy, African dilemma, and carbon contradiction
By Kizito Alakwe The United Nations Climate Change Conference published its executive report on the 30th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP 30) on March 26, 2026. The conference took place in Belém, Brazil. After two weeks of intense discussion, member nations made a series of decisions that are now known as the Belém Political […]
Aguntan o paso esi da — Kwara can and should get newer
Rafiu Ajakaye, PhD. As I walked by the Government House gate last Saturday morning for my exercise, a man and his two little children — a boy and a girl — sauntered on the other side of the road, just before the Office of the Deputy Governor. The little ones joyously gestured at the prancing horse. I […]
Why side hustle has become the main hustle in Nigeria
By Teddy Appa-Dankyi In today’s Nigeria, earning a stable income increasingly means earning from more than one source. As households respond to rising living costs and limited access to formal employment, flexible work platforms are becoming part of how many people adapt to economic uncertainty. Among these platforms, ride-hailing is emerging as one of the […]
Bishop Eyoanwan Bassey Otu @ 62: Celebrating an enduring flame of grace, compassion
Her “Maria Ake Kit,” born from a deep well of empathy, is more than a collection of essentials, it is a cradle of hope for mothers and newborns
INEC, ADC and the Latin phrase: Another view
There are a few countries where lawyers and courts are as gifted in twisting judicial pronouncements as those in Nigeria. It is not merely the wigs and gowns, relics of a colonial past, that make the courtroom forbidding. It is the language, especially Latin, that often turns justice into an elaborate puzzle, hiding meaning in plain […]
On Diri’s six years of silent but impactful revolution in Bayelsa
By DANIEL ALABRAH On February 13, 2020, less than 24 hours before the scheduled inauguration of a new governor in Bayelsa State, a five-man panel of the Supreme Court of Nigeria delivered a verdict that altered the state’s trajectory. In a pronouncement many still call a “divine miracle,” Senator Douye Diri was declared the rightful winner […]
Nigeria’s AI Generation: Winning at home, leading abroad
By Anthony Iwelumo Judging from hospital screening rooms to language classrooms, artificial intelligence (Al) is quietly rewriting the rules of industries that touch billions of lives. And while the headlines tend to focus on Silicon Valley giants and billion-dollar funding rounds, some of the most consequential work is being done by researchers connecting Al to […]
In ‘Becoming an Immigrant,’ Ademola Adefolami dwells on ambiguity
Before a plane lifts, before a border is crossed, the essay situates us in a mind already in transit—restless, questioning, uncertain
Fejiro Oliver’s unfounded attack on Tantita Security: An exegesis of excellence, integrity, and National service
Fejiro Oliver’s unfounded attack on Tantita Security Services Limited: An exegesis of excellence, integrity, and National service By Christian Cassidy The recent diatribe by one Mr. Fejiro Oliver against Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, (TSSNL), represents more than mere criticism—it is a deliberate campaign of calumny, engineered to undermine a proven defender of Nigeria’s economic […]
Marshall plan for devastated petrochemical host community
By UDO IBUOT “It is logical that the United States should do whatever it is able to do to assist in the return of normal economic health in the world, without which there can be no political stability and no assured peace. Our policy is directed not against any country or doctrine but against hunger, […]
Replicate Dangote model to drive Nigeria’s industrial growth
South Korea understood a fundamental law of economic development: you cannot redistribute wealth if you have not first mastered the art of creating it at scale
AI, labour displacement and the erosion of sub-national IGR
By OLATUNDE BAKRE Nigeria as a piece of the global financial landscape is drifting along, albeit surely and unavoidably, with the innovative trend most of which are disruptive to human capital deployment in business strata. In every workplace and until the recent past, driving efficiency is hinged on adopting some form of automation, process re-engineering and […]

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