Nigeria’s reform moment: Building strong institutions that deliver results
By OLAKUNLE ELATUYI Economic reforms may impress on paper, but citizens judge them at the market, in the workplace, and through public services. For the Tinubu administration, the test of subsidy removal, foreign exchange reforms, tax changes, and fiscal adjustments is whether they make life more affordable, create jobs, and improve services amid insecurity and cost-of-living […]
The Finesser Story (Part 1): From invisible effort to measurable impact
In Nigeria, talent is everywhere. In classrooms, studios, farms, co-working spaces, and on laptops powered by unstable electricity, young people are building value every day.
Oshiomhole: Why the ‘pull him down’ don’t fly
Self-styled columnists and opinion writers have slipped into hidings, for hastily lapping up falsehood, and for trying to make an issue out from non.
Ogun 2027: GNI’s quiet moves stir APC succession battle
By Amos Adegbite AS the political clock ticks toward the end of Prince Dapo Abiodun’s second term, the atmosphere in Ogun State is thick with scheming, alignment, and realignment. The central question dominating political discourse is simple: who succeeds the “Iperu Remo-born” Governor? Among the names echoing through the corridors of power is Hon. Gboyega Nasir […]
Love in a hard country: What Valentine’s Day means in Nigeria
By EBUKA UKOH Valentine’s Day arrives each year, wrapped in red. Roses. Chocolates. Candlelit dinners. Carefully curated photos. Public displays of affection. The scripts are familiar. This year, however, many Nigerians are too tired for scripts. By Valentine’s Day, many are already emotionally exhausted from simply trying to survive January. You see it in the faces […]
Kennedy Kanma Beyond Ambition: The Story of a man with purpose
Barrister Kennedy Kanma, the subject of this opinion article, a man I first encountered in 1981 as a freshman at St. Pius Xth Grammar School
