NFF: Why Nigeria must follow the rules, not sentiments
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The Healthcare Worker, the Mother, and the Ticking Clock
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RUTH EMOYAN: A Life of enterprise, service and resilience
FRSC reforms and the fight against tanker explosions
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When Diplomacy Fails: War and the global stability crisis
Dilemma of opposition parties
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Iran, Ukraine and Africa, a continent in search of food
Power sector: Not yet Uhuru
The pivot of Amaseikumor festival
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SubscribeWhy civilizations reproduce war despite knowledge
Why civilizations reproduce war despite knowledge The persistence of war in the modern world, despite an unprecedented accumulation of historical knowledge, reveals a fundamental contradiction within human civilization. This article advances the thesis that contemporary conflicts are not primarily the result of ignorance, but of a deeper systemic failure: the collapse of historical intelligence. Historical intelligence is […]
A nation under siege: Why Nigeria’s security architecture is failing
By Ernest Ofoye Nigeria is no longer merely battling insecurity—it is confronting a full-scale erosion of state authority across multiple regions. What was once described as isolated insurgency has now evolved into a widespread national crisis involving terrorism, banditry and organised criminality. Recent events across the country have brought this reality into sharper focus. From renewed attacks […]
The big boost for Anioma State
By EMMANUEL ONWUBIKO A psychologist whose publication on will power and psychological science of self-control I came across on the internet affirmed that with more self-control we would all eat right, exercise regularly, avoid drugs and alcohol, save for retirement, stop procrastinating and achieve all sorts of noble goals. Determined to provide charity, this our beloved […]
Ajibola Oluwatobiloba Abigail drops tempo for the spirit on her U.K tour
By Tomide Marv Once a recent U.K tour called Polydipsia Concert Worship, produced by the Nigerian-owned organisers The Worshippers, Ajibola Oluwatobiloba Abigail, a worship leader, ministered two covers that deserves close attention: Israel Houghton and New Breed’s “You Are Good” and MOG Music’s “Be Lifted.” Both songs have long since settled into the canon of […]
Morka: Birthday with three crowns
By Williams Eghebi Naturally, we should roll out the drums, gongs and several other percussion instruments to celebrate the birth anniversary of our dear friend and brother, Barr Felix Morka (CON), the National Publicity Secretary of APC. We cannot just celebrate this rare gift with music alone. Pounded yam served with Ujuju (myrianthus arboreus ) […]
Bashir Bolarinwa Omolaja: When leadership beacons
By Lateef Giwa Just as it’s been described, “Leadership is the ability to influence, inspire, and guide individuals or teams toward achieving a shared goal. It involves setting a clear vision, fostering collaboration, and driving innovation. Effective leaders enhance performance by fostering trust, developing others’ potential, and adapting to change, often empowering teams to achieve […]
Okpebholo’s roads and sceptics’ hearts
By Paul Ade-Adeleye I did not come to Governor Monday Okpebholo’s administration with applause . I came with a raised eyebrow. Before his election into the executive seat of Edo State, I was not sold on the man. I had seen too many promises dressed in fine agbada and too many campaigns that could talk a […]
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
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