By Perewei Kazeem The recent controversy hovering around the TANTITA security contract in the Niger Delta has been a subject of bickering among some ethnic groups and key stakeholders. Specifically, some have raised concerns and objections to the contract, citing various reasons from their stand points. However, a closer distillation and assessment of the facts and […]

By Ayo Royce Nigeria’s real estate sector has witnessed significant growth in recent years, emerging as a vital contributor to the country’s GDP—at times even surpassing oil. This expansion is largely driven by increased demand for residential properties and growing investor interest. However, the sector is currently grappling with serious challenges, particularly in Lagos, where rising […]

By Abutu Andrew  As Nigeria stands at a critical juncture in its democratic journey, the All Progressives Congress (APC) must look inward and forward toward a leadership that understands both the weight of history and the promise of the future. In these times of political recalibration, Senator Mohammed Sani Musa, CON, emerges not just as […]

BY LINUS OBOGO The much awaited rebirth in the tourism sector in Cross River could not have found a more resonant expression as Governor Bassey Edet Otu, in a flourish of visionary leadership and statesmanlike poise, last week unfurled a breathtaking new chapter in the state’s story.It is indeed, a tale delicately embroidered with promise, […]

Under Emeka’s direction, the ensemble delivered a rich, expressive programme that highlighted both technical precision and emotional depth

By DAVE OGUNSOLA  Given rising dynamics in international developments,  socio-political and economic configurations across the world, especially on subject matters such as growing demographic tensions, climate change, energy streams, oil and gas price fluctuations, natural disasters, maritime transportation architecture under various jurisdictional leverage by business entities and conglomerates, bolstered by deepening business interests and profitability in […]

The Power Platform has been at the center of this transformation, breaking down the traditional barriers between concept and execution

By Temidayo Akinsuyi “Oh, for an Isaiah or a Saint Paul to reawaken this sick world to its moral responsibilities!” Such was the plaintive cry of former US President Harry Truman on March 6, 1946. Truman, who was addressing the Friends of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ conference at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel in […]

By Ewere Okonta In today’s increasingly permissive world, silence is no longer golden—especially when it comes to the sexuality of our children. It is time we stopped whispering about sex education and started shouting about it in our homes, classrooms, churches, and communities. This is not just a parenting issue. This is a societal emergency. […]

Strong institutions are the pride of a nation because they kill the virus of graft. Strong institutions usually emerge from a single-minded determination and decisive action