Chinda most suitable for Rivers Brick House
Can NDC Resolve Growing Concerns in Abia State Before 2027?
Amupitan: When public scrutiny beautifies
The risk of a misinformed foreign policy
As Air Peace expands horizons with new Abuja-London routes
That Task Force to protect Nigeria’s digital future
A Warning to Senator Ted Cruz – Fani-Kayode
Understanding NUPENG’s move in the oil sector
Why Delaware shouldn’t be the default for African start-ups
Managing assets for national economic development
Dangote vs Oil Cartels: When the cheese finally moved
Olojo festival is over, what next?
Preview of ‘Beneath The Surface’
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SubscribeWhy home ownership remains a huge challenge for many Nigerians
By Ailara Owolabi Abdulrafiu In the hierarchy of human needs, housing is a basic necessity, widely accepted as the second most important after food. Everyone deserves shelter and a place to call home—a cornerstone of well-being and human dignity that reflects one’s identity and values. Speaking about his single-storey, red-brick house built in 1945 in […]
X-raying the significance of Nigeria’s leadership of AFRIPERF
By Toby Prince As Plato aptly stated, “Opinion is the medium between knowledge and ignorance.” This profound assertion underscores the necessity of wisdom to distinguish belief from truth. Without clear understanding, opinions, no matter how well-intentioned, remain elusive and inherently subjective, lacking the objectivity required for transformative progress. To transition from ignorance to knowledge, rigorous […]
A Letter to the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike
By Bello Bala Shagari Mr. Minister, We all celebrated your appointment as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, largely because many of us know you as a man of action, someone whose record in Rivers State speaks for itself. We believe that under your leadership, Abuja will experience a new wave of transformation toward […]
Criticism of Bago on vetting of preachers: In whose interest?
By DEYEMI SAKA It was on a ride from Zuba to Minna in 2013 that I had a very profound encounter which I will cherish for as long as I live. I’ve been in Abuja for a while and it was customary for me to go to Minna to see a boss who is always quick […]
Faith that Defies Persecution: A Muslim President, his pastor wife, and the soul of a nation
The world owes Nigeria the respect of listening not to those who profit from division, but to those who live every day in coexistence
Bipartisan confidence in Mike Igini: A rare asset for Nigeria’s democracy
By Olufemi Aduwo The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) occupies a pivotal position in Nigeria’s democracy, entrusted with the solemn responsibility of ensuring that the voices of citizens are accurately captured, counted, and respected. Leadership of this institution should not be a mere procedural formality; it demands a rare combination of integrity, operational competence, and […]
The 80th UNGA in a world threatened by fascism
By AMINU JAHUN The United Nations is bedevilled by its division into a minority of powerful nations, and a powerless majority whose voices have less global impact. Therefore, the theme for the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, “Better Together: 80 Years And More For Peace And Development” couldn’t be more apt for a […]
The Mahmood Yakubu years: A humane assessment
By EMMANUEL ONWUBIKO Professor Mahmood Yakubu leaves the Independent National Electoral Commission after ten years at its helm; a decade that will be debated, dissected and, I suspect, ultimately judged kindly by history. President Bola Tinubu has formally accepted Professor Yakubu’s departure and, in recognition of his service, conferred on him the national honour of Commander […]
Prof. Mahmood Yakubu: Salute to consolidation, courage and innovation
By Ezenwa Nwagwu After ten eventful years at the helm of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu on Tuesday bowed out. His tenure, however, will be a subject of discussion for years to come. Some have asked: what legacy will Mahmood be remembered for? The answer, of course, depends on where one […]
The Next Chapter for Renewed Hope: Forging a new Nigerian ideology
By Elton Onwu When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu unveiled Renewed Hope as the theme of his 2023 campaign, it struck many Nigerians as a familiar tune — another political slogan designed to excite an already weary electorate. We’ve heard it all before: Change, Next Level, Moving Forward. So when Renewed Hope appeared on posters and […]
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