If only Nigeria knew how Tinubu ended the subsidy regime
By Hon. Rotimi Makinde (Insider’s Account) If only Nigerians understood the challenges that characterised the former petroleum subsidy regime, there would be greater appreciation of the difficult decision taken by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on May 29, 2023, when he announced the removal of the subsidy. I write from the perspective of someone who had […]
Ugwuanyi: Exemplifying Resilience And Stoicism @62
By Samson Ezea “You have power over your mind—not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength.” — Marcus Aurelius Turning 62 is more than the marking of years; it is the celebration of a life tested, refined, and strengthened by experience. To exemplify resilience and stoicism at 62 is to embody the quiet strength that […]
Who controls African storytelling in the digital age?
By Murjanatu Abba Digital platforms are no longer just communication tools; they are becoming the primary environment where African cultural memory is preserved, interpreted and contested. As younger generations migrate from communal spaces to algorithm-driven networks, the question is no longer whether storytelling will survive, but who controls its form and meaning. In many African homes, […]
Delta 2027: What Ogboru will do differently…
By Nathaniel Ndubisi Biblically, it is said that “My people perish for lack of Knowledge”. Deltans are suffering in the midst of aplenty. God in His infinite mercies has blessed Delta state with rich and abundant oil and gas deposits which Feeds the whole Nation presently. If this is true to a large extent, so why […]
Responsibility: Why Guinness Nigeria’s water of life initiative matters
By Deji Bodunrin Today, as the global community marks World Water Day, attention once again turns to one of humanity’s most essential yet increasingly pressured resources – water. Observed annually on March 22 under the leadership of the United Nations, World Water Day serves as a reminder of the importance of freshwater to human survival, […]
Okpebholo’s triple threat against Edo’s bad roads
By Nasir Tommy Abu For years, motorists and residents across Edo State have endured the familiar, frustrating hum of tyres struggling against potholed asphalt. The complaints about crumbling infrastructure, particularly in the busy commercial hubs of Benin City and the sprawling rural communities, have become a background score to daily life. It is a narrative of […]
