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The Nigerian Bar Association, its August guests, and the vacuum we must fill

Reflections on the 66th NBA Conference in Port Harcourt By Douglas Baye-Osagie The 66th Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, will be remembered for many things. Not just the swearing in of the first elected female President of the Bar, Mrs. Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, but also the quality of some […]
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Reflecting on  APC’s South-South Congress and the road to 2027

By FRED OGHENESIVBE In a carefully choreographed display of unity and political intent, the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Nigeria’s South-South geopolitical zone has redrawn its internal map, electing a new Zonal Executive Committee, positioning the region as a national political powerhouse, and reinforcing its relevance in national electoral politics. The congress, held in Asaba, was […]

How to think about Nigeria’s creator economy

By David I. Adeleke Somewhere in the Philippines, a YouTuber based in Nigeria is going viral. His comment section is full of Filipinos and Latina women, his sound is being used in videos he will probably never see, and his analytics show that most of his audience has never set foot in Nigeria. By every […]

Lagos and the return of monthly sanitation 

By TAYO OGUNBIYI  It is no longer news that the Lagos State Government is reintroducing the monthly environmental sanitation exercise. Recall that the State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, recently flagged off the reintroduction of the monthly exercise, saying it will be taking place every last Saturday of the month from 6.30 a.m. to 8.30 a.m. The […]

Audit is trustworthy: It’s time we stopped punishing it for being human

By CHRISTIAN EKEIGWE Every time a major company collapses, society reaches reflexively for a familiar accusation: “Where were the auditors?” The question is asked with an air of certainty, as though auditors should have been omniscient, omnipresent, and infallible gatekeepers. But this expectation is not only unrealistic — it is corrosive. It punishes the profession for […]

Asterix Ranch and Resort: Place for real tranquility, comfort, relaxation

By Ovie Edomi As the door opened and the Visitors came out in front of Asterix Ranch and Resort, one very conspicuous feature of the place is the presence of peace, security, senerity and tourists in very joyful moods. Indeed, the drive to Asterix Ranch and Resort located in Eku, by the bank of Ethiope […]

TCN: The vote of confidence in Tinubu’s Abdulaziz reappointment

By Caleb Johnson Nigeria’s electricity sector is understandably in an upbeat mood following the reappointment of Sule Ahmed Abdulaziz as Managing Director of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) by Bola Ahmed Tinubu for another five-year term. The reappointment, coming to a sector as sensitive and strategic as electricity transmission, goes beyond just some routine […]

Olympics Ban Transgender Women: IOC decision reshapes future of women’s football, global sport

By Paul Lucky Okoku Fairness, Identity, and the Future of Women’s Football: Navigating a Global Sporting Crossroad Between inclusion and competitive integrity, football must find its balance in a rapidly evolving world When sport meets identity, governance must rise above emotion and anchor itself in fairness. Football has always been a game of fairness—once that […]

Akpabio’s South- south political Realignment speech: Redlines and the case for a warri State

By Ojumude Tosan When Senate President Godswill Akpabio appeared in Anioma traditional attire, presented by Senator Ned Nwoko at the APC South-South Zonal Congress in Asaba on March 25, 2026, his endorsement of the proposed Anioma State transcended ceremonial symbolism. It was not a casual political gesture, as some have suggested, but a statement carrying […]

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