By Elder Abraham Amah There comes a time in the life of every institution when silence becomes betrayal—when watching things fall apart quietly feels like a sin against one’s own conscience. For us—myself and my colleagues—our decision to go to court over the direction of our great party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), was not driven by […]

By Collins Adaka In the complex theatre of Nigeria’s political landscape, few names resonate as strongly as Festus Keyamo. From his early days as a fiery human rights lawyer to his current position as a central figure in strong national governance, Keyamo has built a reputation as a man who speaks boldly, fights fiercely, and thrives in […]

By Dr Ugoji Egbujo Since Trump threatened to storm Nigeria and smash the bandits—to protect Christians in the Middle Belt from genocide—the presidency has been running helter-skelter, disputing the genocide, denying complicity and complacency, redefining mass murders as a global phenomenon, dispatching emissaries, claiming sovereignty, placating America. If only they stopped there . The terrified presidency’s […]

By Maxwell Adeyemi Adeleye Today, we celebrate a rare man. A leader. A father to a great movement. A pillar whose contributions to Yoruba land cannot be forgotten. My oga, Otunba Ayodeji Osibogun, CEO of Space FM (now Space Network), Otunba Obaloja of Ijebu land and the founding leader of the Yoruba Koya Leadership Training […]

Corporate affairs in the oil and gas industry occupy a critical role that extends beyond traditional public relations. They fuse strategic communication, stakeholder management, and regulatory navigation to create value and secure reputations. In today’s dynamic global environment, corporate affairs professionals must be agile, innovative, and perceptive in handling challenges such as environmental controversies, regulatory […]