Viewpoint

S/AFRICA: A bond that must never be broken (3)

By Femi Fani-Kayode Permit me to offer a history lesson and share a few facts with Minister Khumbudzo Tshaveni about who and what we are as a nation and the contributions and sacrifices that we made for the emancipation of her people all in the name of Pan-Africanism.Ours is a great and proud nation of […]
Visible Articles 5 10 15

Home Scent: Beyond fragrance

It is invisible, but its impact is undeniable. A single fragrance has the power to alter mood, evoke memory, and transform

Uzodimma rebranding leadership in South East – Ex- Minister Ikoh

By Ikechukwu Ikoh A focused and visionary leadership is impactfuly felt when followership is responsive and complementary. Every society is made up of an indivisible Union of divers opinions,  thoughts, beliefs and values. In all, progress is a constant factor cherished and desired by the individual entities domiciled within the society in that state.  The […]

Awujale: Why kingmakers must heed Oba Adetona’s advice

By Kenneth Lawson As the preparation towards the process of selecting the next Awujale and Paramount Ruler of Ijebuland, it is important that we flashback and recall when the departed Awujale, Oba Sikiru Adetona, issued a poignant warning to kingmakers, cautioning them against selecting a successor based on wealth rather than capability.  This advice came […]

Irabor’s Scars on Northern Boko Haram and the Dead Horse Theory

By YUSHAU SHUAIB There are few things more dignifying than when a towering public figure extends the courtesy of respect wrapped in humility. General Lucky Irabor, former Chief of Defence Staff, exemplifies that rare blend of strength and grace. When he invited me to the presentation of his new book, “SCARS: Nigeria’s Journey and the Boko […]

WAEC’s new subjects combination is confusion masquerading as reform  

By ELVIS EROMOSELE The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, has once again stirred public outcry, this time over its newly released subjects combination for the 2026 examination. In what appears to be a hurried and poorly thought-out reform, WAEC has reordered subjects in a manner that defies logic, stifles student choice, and risks undermining years of […]

Attitude and altitude of survival in Nigeria

By WILFRED OBIOTIKA  Every morning across the vast landscape of Nigeria, one cannot help but notice a fascinating paradox — a people adorned with radiant smiles in the midst of severe hardship. From the bustling streets of Lagos to the calm hills of Enugu, from the marketplaces of Kano to the creeks of the Niger Delta, […]

Is Oyetola on the crest of maritime history? 

By CHIMA NWANA     The introduction of the new Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was a bold step in the right direction. It is a contemporary approach to ocean governance and its sustainability – a deliberate effort to tap into our extensive coastline and inland waters heritage.    The goal […]

The President is not culprit

Our president has not committed a crime, nor is he a magician. He cannot singlehandedly fix what we have collectively broken

Now, South-East stands tall in Nigeria’s scheme of things

By Rt. Hon. Sam Onuigbo The sunshine states have taken over the South-East. Once seen as politically isolated, the South-East is now stepping boldly into the national arena, not as spectators, but as active architects of Nigeria’s future. This was the result of a deliberate, forward-thinking shift by key political leaders in the region, who, […]

Amupitan: When public scrutiny beautifies 

By TAYE OBATERU Not unexpectedly, the announcement of the nomination of Professor Joash Amupitan, SAN, as the new Chairman of the Independent Electoral Commission, INEC, has generated mixed reactions from various quarters. While many of those who know him either closely or from a distance have hailed his appointment as apt, some others have picked holes […]

Exit mobile version