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2026 Peace Day: Peace begins in the classroom

By Olalekan A. Babatunde Today is the International Day of Peace, a day the world dedicated to observe and strengthen the ideals of peace and to reflect on the state of conflict and violence within and among nations and peoples. This year’s theme is “Invest in Peace: For Everyone, Everywhere, Every Day.” For Nigeria, the […]
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Bauchi Bye-Election: What They Will Not Tell the President

From the beginning of this article, let me make my vested interest clear. I am a supporter of President Muhammadu Buhari and I believe the man is entitled to know the truth about all situations, particularly from those of us his supporters who are not holding office and only want the best for him.

In Nigeria truth is a distraction

In May 2018, the Nigerian airwaves were awash with musical lyrics from Folarin Falana, popularly called Falz. Some persons could not accept the obvious truth in the song that there was a dent on the image of Nigeria and by extension every citizen of Nigeria.

Hurricane Osinbajo 

In less than seven days, the Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo has proven to Nigerians that indeed we are our problem and can fix our country if only we can be honest, firm and decisive to eschew nepotism, tribalism or ethnic bigotry and religious intolerance.

Restructuring: Okotie does think outside the box

Nigeria is not in short supply of good men and women of integrity; the problem we have is that access to power is a very costly venture and is obviously the exclusive preserve of the political class

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