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Okuama: When Political Blame Ignores the Constitution, Fuels Blackmail

By Ufuoma Egbe The tragedy of Okuama has left deep wounds. Families have lost loved ones, a community has suffered devastation, and several Okuama leaders have remained in detention for an agonising period. Their plight deserves justice, compassion and sustained public attention. But precisely because the tragedy is so painful, it must not become an […]
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Digital Health Revolution: How SCAN AI is transforming wellness globally

… Next-Gen Fusion of Blockchain, AI, and Personalized Health Is Here By Charles F. R. Obi In a powerful blend of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology, a revolutionary new platform is taking aim at one of humanity’s biggest challenges: personal health and wellness. Introducing Scan AI, a decentralized, AI-powered health ecosystem built to transform how […]

Navigating Adulthood: Modern Challenges & Honeycedars’ Impact

By Jocelyn Ademiluyi Adulthood, once viewed as the promised land of independence and fulfilment (like there is this belief we all had as children that once you become an adult, you are free to do what you like), is today marked by a web of complex challenges. From financial pressures to mental health crises, relationship […]

Skill-focused training in Nigeria: The case of India

Over six decades after gaining independence, Nigeria’s education system still largely mirrors the structure and content designed during the colonial era—a framework never fundamentally tailored for innovation…

Benue and other killings: The joke is on us

By SUNNY IKHIOYA The future survival of this country as a nation will depend on the decisiveness that is brought to bear on the issue of insecurity in the land, it is as clear as daylight. So the President will publicly ask our security chiefs for the arrest of perpetrators before they will do their […]

Governor Oborevwori, Asupa and the ‘Agogoism’ philosophy

By Enewaridideke Ekanpou A new political philosophy built around Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has been born.It is a political philosophy long propounded by the great philosopher Timiebi. It is called ‘Agogoism’. For Timiebi, wherever her husband goes positively, she goes too without demur. Agogoism is an ideology of transformational movement guided by geography and geometry; it […]

Why Yahaya Bello is APC’s best bet for national chairman ahead of 2027

By Moses Okezie-Okafor As Nigeria’s ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), charts a course toward the 2027 general elections, it stands at a crucial crossroad. The resignation of Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje as National Chairman has not only left behind large leadership shoes that many will struggle to fill properly but they also come […]

Crowd roars, mandate sealed as Tinubu, Otu get 2027 green light

By Linus Obogo In a scene akin to a triumphant homecoming, the U.J. Esuene Stadium in Calabar became the epicentre of electrifying unity on Wednesday, as the Cross River Southern Consultative Forum marshalled what many now call the “Mother of All Endorsements” — a grand rally teeming with thousands of fervent supporters from the nooks […]

How Arab monarchies enable Western aggression against defiant leaders

By YUSHAU SHUAIB For decades, the spectre of a Third World War loomed large in my mind, inspired by youthful readings of Nostradamus’ prophecy of dooms and shaped by early global events. One defining moment was Saddam Hussein’s 1990 invasion of Kuwait. As a student writer at the time, I penned a passionate defense of the […]

Tunji Bello: 64 gbosa! For the FCCPC CEO

By Kola Johnson “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams” This epic quote by Eleanor Roosevelt, could well be apt in vivifying the trajectory of Mr.Tunji Bello,an accomplished visioner,dreamer and doer, who today,clocks an eventful sixty-fourth years on earth. A veteran journalist, prolific writer, political scientist, lawyer,consumate manager,and intellectual; […]

A Life of purpose and praise: celebrating Adejugbe Anthony Ademuyiwa at 60

By Barnabas Akindele “Before I formed thee in the belly, I knew thee.” These divine words from Jeremiah 1:5 echo profoundly in the life of Adejugbe Anthony Ademuyiwa, whose journey from the cradle in Ikun Akoko to a life of far-reaching influence bears the unmistakable mark of God’s orchestration. Born on July 2, 1965, into […]

Okowa @66: The Steady Strides of a Benevolent Leader

By Dr. Michael Tidi On July 8, 2025, His Excellency, Senator Dr. Arthur Ifeanyi Okowa—fondly known as Ekwueme—turns 66. In an age that often confuses loudness for leadership and theatrics for strength, Dr. Okowa’s journey reminds us of the enduring power of steady, thoughtful, and benevolent service. To the casual observer, he may be remembered […]

That Umahi blow to Abia’s naysayers

By EBERE UZOUKWA The recent commendation by the Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, of Governor Alex Otti’s efforts in reconstructing federal roads in Abia State has delivered a major blow to cynics and critics who have relentlessly peddled misinformation. The minister’s visit to Abia and his glowing praise of the governor’s dedication to infrastructure development reaffirm […]

Interrogating hope in Renewed Hope Agenda

By DAVID ADONRI  Eight wasted years of President Muhammadu Buhari’s tenure which preceded current democratic administration demonstrates how an uninspiring, unenterprising and incapable leadership can ruin the prospects of a developing economy. All socioeconomic indicators deteriorated under the watch of President Muhammadu Buhari’s disastrous administration. Citizens were greatly relieved by his departure and looked forward with optimism […]

Why scrapping Nigeria’s Visa-on-Arrival hurts diaspora Nigerians

By CHUKWUDI EZEANI On May 1, Nigeria implemented its new Visa Policy 2025, a sweeping reform that replaced the familiar Visa-on-Arrival, VOA, process with an entirely digital system. From that date forward, all short-term visas must be processed solely through an electronic visa, e-Visa, platform. While the intent behind this move may be modernisation and security, the […]

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