Infantino’s wager: Reforming football, risking legacy
Nigeria’s reform moment: Building strong institutions that deliver results
KUKU: Wig of Consequence
The chances of a disruptive opposition in a presidential election
Soludo’s bold innovations positioning Anambra on firm path to future
Addressing financial and non-financial signals of business decline
Warri Federal Constituency: Let the Itsekiris be…
Why gender equity strengthens Nigeria’s epidemic response
SOLUDO’s 2ND TERM BID: Consolidating progress for modern Anambra
On China’s Global Governance Initiative
NDDC: Interrogating the canalisation of the Akparemogbene River
Infrastructure: Why indigenous engineering matters more than ever
Why every Nigerian home needs a signature scent
Self-plagiarism: The trickiest of them all
We need our Warri back
Service for the common good
The high stakes of INEC’s leadership transition ahead of the 2027 elections

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Praise Fowowe and the urgency of family-centered leadership
Nigerian speaker, author, and family life strategist, Fowowe, Principal Consultant of Praise Fowowe Research, pioneers family life innovation
From South Asia with love
By AMINU JAHUN The title for this piece is borrowed from Ian Fleming’s fifth James Bond series “From Russia With Love”. Whereas Fleming explores post- Second World War relations between the former Soviet Union, an emergent global power and the declining BrItish Empire in his book, this piece briefly discusses the Generation Z-led protests akin to […]
Has the economy stabilised?
By NICK DAZANG Leaders, like all mortals, experience fear. But most of them do not show it. In tempest and in turbulence, leaders must exude calm. They do so less their citizens find recourse in despair or paralysis. Which explains why at the height of the Great Depression, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt assured Americans, in his first […]
Early bird attention seekers ahead 2027
By OGUWIKE NWACHUKWU Earlier this month, Governor Hope Uzodimma took a step that will go down in the history of Imo State in particular and Nigeria at large as the first Governor to raise the minimum wage of civil servants across Labour Unions from N70,000 to N104,000. The consequential adjustments for other categories of workers in […]
MENTAL HEALTH: The silent struggle
By Faustina Oluebube Ugwu GLOBALLY, mental health has become a pressing concern, with the World Health Organization estimating that one in every eight people lives with a mental health condition. Despite this, mental health care continues to be underfunded and underprioritized compare to physical health. In Africa, the gap is even wider: most countries dedicate […]
2025 Ballon d’Or: A new era begins
By Douglas Osagie The 69th edition of the Ballon d’Or, football’s most prestigious individual prize, is set to take place on Monday, September 22, at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. France Football magazine, the award’s organizer, will recognize the world’s best footballers for the 2024/25 season. As the football world eagerly awaits, one thing […]
Balewa’s vacation in retrospect: Remembering a better yesterday
He met the most powerful Nigerian then, sitting on the native floor mat, enjoying the sugarcane gift with his children
Aligning talent strategy with business strategy
By Kazeem Olayemi Odeyeyiwa Talent management is of strategic importance to the overall business or organisational strategy, as such, there must proper articulation of the critical relationship between the two. Human Resource Management experts confirm that the creation of differentiating strategic capabilities signifies the relationship between business strategy and human resource. Talent management is a […]
TINUBU: Four foundational pathways for Nigeria’s transformation
By Abraham Great Your Excellency, thank you for all your strides, efforts to steady the Nigerian ship, and hawking Nigeria from Continent to Continent.I write to you as a son of the land, burdened with the realities of our dear nation yet overflowing with hope for her future. Nigeria may not prosper as it should […]
Governor Oborevwori’s silence on the Ayakoromo Bridge
So any narrative garnished with Governor Oborevwori’s abandonment of the Ayakoromo bridge is a pathological exercise
Fairness on Trial: How PENGASSAN’s overreach endangered TUC Lagos
By Adeyeye Mayowa The recent disruption of the Lagos State Delegates Conference of the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has once again cast a dark shadow on the integrity of the labour movement. What was meant to be a democratic process guided by transparency, fairness, and respect for established procedure, was reduced to a theatre of […]
‘Chip in with Taiwan’ for global peace and prosperity
By LIN CHIA-LUNG Today, the world faces mounting uncertainties and challenges—from prolonged conflicts and democratic backsliding to economic coercion and disinformation campaigns. Authoritarian regimes increasingly employ gray-zone tactics that undermine the rules-based international order. In this fragile global environment, peace cannot be taken for granted. Democracies must unite to bolster resilience and safeguard our cherished values […]
Ensuring banking system stability
By ARIZE NWOBU The importance of banks in driving the economy cannot be overemphasised. In developing countries, banks are noted as the most important intermediary and provides the greater financial services, which is a major reason why it seems to be the most regulated to ensure stability and sustainability. Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Yemi […]
Banditry: When Nigeria fights back against insecurity
By SENATOR IROEGBU Kidnapping and banditry remain among Nigeria’s most pressing security challenges. From Zamfara to Kaduna and down to the South-East, this scourge has disrupted lives, displaced communities, and drained the economy through ransom payments. Despite the grim headlines, recent coordinated security efforts are producing measurable results, offering cautious optimism for citizens, policymakers, and the […]
Zoning Crumbles, Merit Prevails: Olawepo-Hashim and PDP’s new reality
The Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) decision to open its 2027 presidential contest has raised fresh questions about the zoning principle long used in Nigerian politics.

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