Who owns the road to Yelewata? by Stephanie Shaakaa
That is why defending Obi on this issue does not require supporting his politics. One can disagree with him completely and still recognise something fundamentally troubling
From English-only Instruction to the Exclusion of Education Students from UTME: Nigerian government and the death of pedagogy
Glorification of English-only instruction, combined with marginalisation of education students, reflects a misunderstanding of true education
If I were Tinubu’s Campaign Manager, here is what I would tell him
By Philip Obazee A Campaign Is an Argument, Not a Slogan A campaign is not simply a noise-making operation. It is not just rallies, billboards, party songs, television appearances, partisan slogans, or the choreography of crowds. A campaign is an organized sequence of persuasive acts designed to achieve a political objective. In democratic politics, especially […]
Democracy Beyond Numbers: Rebuilding Nigeria’s electoral integrity
By Prof. Mannixs E. Paul Democracy, at its core, is built on a simple but powerful principle: the people must have the right to choose their leaders freely, and those choices must be respected. In an ideal democratic system, votes are not merely counted; they are trusted, protected, and translated into legitimate governance. Elections should […]
Tegbe: Adebayo Adelabu promised more than that
By Moshood Oshunfurewa There is a particular cruelty reserved for Nigerians who still dare to dream. Nigerians watch men in tailored agbadas step before cameras, clutch their chests with the fervour of converts, and promise us light. Not the blinding glare of a camera flash, mind you, but the kind that keeps a cold chain vaccine viable […]
An important and frank message to my fellow Yorubas
By Babafemi Ojudu There are moments in the life of a people when difficult questions must be asked—not for provocation, but for the preservation of conscience. This is one of such moments. Across Nigeria today, there is a growing perception—fair or unfair—that the Yoruba, once regarded as a stabilizing moral force in the national equation, are retreating […]
