By YUSHAU SHUAIB When U.S. President Donald Trump recently renewed his fixation with what he described as “Christian genocide” in Nigeria—going as far as calling the country a “disgraced nation”—I couldn’t help but laugh. Not because Nigeria’s security challenges are trivial, but because Trump’s history of loud, reckless and contradictory outbursts makes it difficult for any […]

The journey of the Nigerian capital market under the current leadership of the SEC is a compelling narrative of transformation

By CHIJIOKE AGBAEZE “In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”— *George Orwell* “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light.”— *Isaiah 9:2* Today, the Church enters the sacred season of Advent—a season of hope amid darkness, watchfulness in the face of crisis, and yearning for justice. The […]

By ABIMBOLA TOOKI Convocation lectures are usually remembered for polished grammar, polite applause, and the ritual dash for refreshments. The one delivered at the Federal University of Wukari was remembered for something else entirely: it stirred the head, touched the heart, and then, most unexpectedly, opened a notebook and wrote a cheque to the future. […]

His motivation for expressing concern about the plight of Christians, at the hands of the terrorists in Nigeria, is gain and not love