By Ausere Ofureku Saiki  The story as titled above making an appearance on page 13 of the May 26,  2026 edition  of Vanguard Newspaper by one Alemma Ozioruva Aliu should ordinarily deserve no attention for being already known within Igarra as one of his  numerous self or sponsored attempts to rewrite the history and also […]

By Abayomi Adebayo (Yomisaint) When responding to a highly critical issue, one must diligently examine the subject in its entirety, understand the concept, and avoid presenting self-serving interpretations or, at best, a position detached from reality. Therefore, I will not dwell excessively on Mr. Ajisafe’s rather dramatic intervention, which appears to contribute more to attention-seeking […]

By Sam Esiaba Dr. Kelechi Anosike was a late entrant into the race for the PDP governorship ticket. But while some earlier aspirants were waiting for endorsements from above and hoping to emerge as consensus candidates through political entitlement, Anosike chose the harder path, the path of political work, consultation, and grassroots engagement.Rather than waiting […]

By Monday Alade Nigeria stands today at one of the most critical security crossroads in its modern political and social history.Across the country from rural farming communities to major urban centers millions of Nigerians now live under the persistent shadow of insecurity. Kidnappings, armed banditry, terrorism-related violence, violent robberies, organized criminal networks, communal attacks, ritual/cult-related […]

By Kunle Somorin There is a particular kind of silence that precedes a tectonic shift in the Nigerian political landscape—a silence not of absence, but of heavy, expectant mass. In Ogun State, that silence has been broken. The political plates, which for decades have settled into a comfortable, if exclusionary, duopoly between the East (Ijebu/Remo) […]