By PRINCE NDIDI NWOSA The Nigerian government’s recent decision to make Mathematics optional for art students seeking admission into tertiary institutions marks a deeply troubling turn in the nation’s educational trajectory. While perhaps intended to ease academic pressure and expand access, this move risks undermining intellectual rigor, reducing global competitiveness, and weakening the foundation upon which […]

In International Framework for Investing in the Health Sector, Dr. Akinsiku Folarin O. crafts a groundbreaking roadmap that blends professional insight with entrepreneurial vision.

By Emmanuel Okoroafor Each year, Nigeria sends some of the largest delegations, sponsors, and speakers to major African conferences. Yet, when the lights go on and the cameras roll, the venue is never Lagos or Abuja, it is usually Cape Town, Kigali, or Nairobi. The contradiction is glaring. Nigeria finances the talk but rarely owns […]

By Dapo Ipoola The phrase like father, like son is an ancient proverb meaning that a son shares similar characteristics, behaviors, or is destined for a similar path as his father, or  a son may inherit physical or personality traits from his father. It could imply that a son would follow in his father’s footsteps, either […]

By Yetunde Akanji A significant financial decision that many people make in their lifetime is to buy a house, and one of the most common ways to bring this significant financial decision to reality is through a mortgage, system which allows individuals to become homeowners without necessarily paying the entire price upfront, enabling homeownership for those […]

By Prof. Mannixs E. Paul,  PhD, FCFIP, FCIML, FCECFI, FFAR Power is one of life’s greatest temptations — yet also one of its most fleeting possessions. Every new appointment, every title, every elevation in life comes with an air of pride and celebration, but over time, its true meaning is tested not by how high […]

By Ben Benson-Okoli Esq Succinctly put, politics is about power, influence and control. In his treatise, “Prince,” Niccolo Machiavelli argued that politics is about acquisition, maintenance and exercise of power though he sees deceit, violence and manipulation as part of the methods politicians often employ. Aristotle was even more emphatic. To him, it is the art and […]

By Abiodun Babatunde It is a known fact that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a transformative technology across various industries, and the real estate sector is no exception. In Nigeria, where the real estate market is rapidly growing and evolving, AI is revolutionizing the way properties are managed, transactions are conducted, and customer experiences are […]

By Okon N. Efut The acronym SAN means Senior Advocate of Nigeria, an award reserved for distinguished members of the legal profession in Nigeria, who, by dint of hard work, loyalty, ability, and integrity, have contributed to the development of law and legal practice in Nigeria. It is the Nigerian equivalent of the King’s Counsel (KC) in […]

Recently, a video circulated of former President Obasanjo talking about how Nigeria’s cement policy came to life. The five-minute video is worth a watch.

By ENEWARIDIDEKE EKANPOU Governor Sheriff Oborevwori thought deeply and brought greats from different walks of life together in Asaba on October 15, 2025 to witness the parturition of the Delta State Security Trust Fund. High Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo took stock of Oborevwori’s  conceptual creation and responsively graced the occasion of the gathering of the who’s  […]

Each track carries a distinct identity while maintaining consistency in storytelling and delivery. A clear standout is “London Burger”

By Joe Akpoju In the high-stakes arena of Nigerian politics, where loyalty often demands silence and sycophancy can eclipse substance, one voice has consistently risen above the din Denge Dr. Josef Onoh. As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s unofficial yet unwavering spokesman in the South East, Onoh has become a beacon of principled advocacy. His recent […]

The recent government memo proposes a 15% tariff on fuel imports, claiming it will deliver “national energy security” and “market stabilisation.”

By AMINU JAHUN The oldest presidential and Africa’s largest democracies are being flung down the cliff, surprisingly not by the military, but by elected “democrats”. No sooner did Nigeria’s democracy take off after a long lull, than attempts to undermine it began.  Why should the legacy of the Washingtons, Jeffersons and  Madisons- the American founding fathers […]