The travel industry in Nigeria plays a crucial role in facilitating international mobility, whether for tourism, business, or education.

By Lanre Alfred The name, Folorunsho Coker, resounds like a timeless philharmonic in the annals of Nigerian tourism at first mention, he excites a medley of tenacity, high repute, and visionary leadership. As he steps away from his role as Director-General of the Nigerian Tourism Development Authority (NTDA), he is exiting a stage where his […]

By Temidayo Akinsuyi There is no denying the fact that President Bola Tinubu has the highest number of media aides in the history of Nigeria, in the same manner his government boasts of the highest number of ministers. However, this cacophony of voices appears to be singing disjointed music, with the songs sounding fragmented, uneven […]

BY MARTIN AZUBUIKE UGBOMA In a Nollywood production, everything is possible. Some defective character could visit the palace, feast in the Kings courtyard with his kinsmen and women; and with devious intentions, swear the very next day that he has never set foot in the palace. His fellow revelers would laugh, blame it all on […]

By JEFF UKACHUKWU For centuries, agriculture has been the silent engine of economic growth, sustaining civilisations and shaping the prosperity of nations. Today, Enugu State is embarking on a bold journey to revolutionise its agricultural landscape with the Enugu Farm Estates Programme—a visionary initiative poised to turn rural communities into thriving economic hubs. This is […]

By JOSEF ONOH As the All Progressives Congress, APC, prepares for the decisive April 5 primary in Anambra State, one truth stands clear: the stakes have never been higher. For the party and for Anambra, this election is not just another contest — it is an opportunity to rewrite the political narrative of the South-East, to […]

By FRANCIS EWHERIDO I had written this article when the controversy started over the award of the contract for the construction of the Lagos-Calabar highway and decided to archive it. Since the controversy seems to be unending, here is my take. It is from three perspectives: as a Niger Deltan, a Lagosian and a Nigerian. […]

For young lawyers who have worked tirelessly, this delay is more than an inconvenience; it’s a heavy burden on their dreams, mental health, and livelihoods

By Dayo Oyinlola As the military conflict in Sudan between the warring factions continues, human rights violations against civilians are escalating amid an economic crisis that, according to United Nations reports, has pushed the country to the brink of famine. Following the army’s recapture of certain areas in the capital, Khartoum, last month, human rights […]

Izonebi Alfred is a music philosopher whose serial meditations are always channelled towards the betterment of the Ijaws and mankind in general

By Ayo Ashubiojo Most aspects of human life are impacted by machine learning. The analytics of data gathered from various platforms play important roles in profiling, targeting and predicting trends, even as it relates to the health of human. This gives assurance that AI application will positively impact every area of health care from the […]

By ERASMUS IKHIDE President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s terse message of helplessness and abdication of his presidency came to a head over the killing of suspected kidnappers/terrorists in Edo State in a casual and invasive demeanor thus: “I condemn the murder of travelling hunters intercepted by local vigilantes in the Uromi community of Esan North Local […]

By Ebere Echezona-Darlington For years, sunscreen has been hailed as the holy grail of skin protection—your shield against harmful UV rays, your first line of defense against the sun’s dangerous effects. But what if we’ve been led to believe that sunscreen alone is enough? What if it’s actually not as effective as we think in […]

By Dr. Abel Oharume The so-called Delta State All Progressives Congress (APC) Collegiate of Leaders is an entity without constitutional legitimacy, lacking the requisite capacity, influence, and organizational strength to execute any meaningful political strategy—let alone sell DSP Ovie Omo-Agege’s gubernatorial mandate for 2027 to the Delta State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) administration. Their failure […]

By YUSHAU SHUAIB In school, we are taught that the media—often described as the Fourth Estate—exists to educate, inform, and serve as a watchdog for society. Yet behind this noble ideal lies a troubling reality: media narratives are frequently shaped by the interests of their proprietors, patrons and editors. Even on deeply sensitive national issues, editorial […]