By Arabinrin Aderonke  Seyi Tinubu is a young Nigerian who has earned a reputation for his commitment to helping others and empowering the youth. Those who know him will agree that he is a quiet and reserved person, often going out of his way to uplift others while avoiding unnecessary publicity and attention. Despite being […]

Aqsa Khan Nasar and the Fragrant Politics of Memory…

Two women, two distinct destinies. One, Oluremi Tinubu, Nigeria’s First Lady, a political luminary and steadfast advocate for the marginalized. The other, Aisha Achimugu

Abiodun: Raising the bar, working to leave Ogun better, prosperous

In a development that has sent shockwaves through Nigeria’s political landscape, Delta State—once a formidable stronghold of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP)—has undergone a dramatic transformation

The Ghana Black Star and the Sylli Stars of Guinea, dominated the African continental soccer arena

BY GOODLUCK EDAFE NOT too long ago, the issue of a bogus federal executive council was at the front burner nationwide. In the eyes of Nigerians, a nation weighs down by a lack of quality and durable roads, epileptic power supply, unreliable medical system, to mention a few, should have no reason constituting a bogus […]

By TUTU AKANNI As the 11th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) approaches, public attention, once again, has been drawn to MultiChoice’s consistent excellence and ability to deliver structure and spectacle, especially in contrast to the growing dissatisfaction with other industry award platforms. Just days after the 2025 edition of the Headies […]

“The great tree chooses where to grow and we find it there, so it is with the greatness in men”

By Stephanie Shakaa  The world is largely influenced by four disciplines:  Politics, Sports, Religion, Humanitarian efforts. And the individuals leading these pillars  the POTUS, the OIC Chair, the Pope, and the UN Secretary General are among the most powerful figures on the planet. Last week, one of them passed away.   The head of the Catholic […]

By Temidayo Akinsuyi Last week, a group of 17 influential Nigerians and civil society activists, including human rights activist Chidi Odinkalu, Prof. Adele Jinadu, Abdul Mahmud, Osa Director, former presidential adviser, Babafemi Ojudu, and lawyer Richard Akinnola, issued a stark warning to President Bola Tinubu, alleging a deliberate campaign to undermine Nigeria’s democracy and steer […]

By Konah Brownell Today, May 2, 2025, in Arusha, Tanzania, just below the ridgeline of Mount Meru and not far from the Kenyan border, Africa will do something it has never done before. Civil society leaders from across the continent will walk into the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and formally ask: What […]

By ZEKERI IDAKWO For nearly two decades, the Fertilizer Producers and Suppliers Association of Nigeria, FEPSAN, has quietly led one of the most consequential revolutions in Nigeria’s agricultural space. In a country that once struggled with fertilizer scarcity, high prices, and unchecked adulteration, FEPSAN has emerged as a gamechanger—one whose efforts are now feeding not […]

By Omotola Olanipekun Nigerians in the diaspora rarely have positive stories to share about their experiences with our own country institutions. We’ve heard stories of how extortion, neglect, and lack of credibility have left the system inefficient. But lately, I have heard and witnessed firsthand how promising the Nigerian Immigration Centre in London has become […]

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