Growth without relief: Nigerians cannot eat GDP figures
Atiku’s Border Promise: Between political expediency and Nigeria’s national interest
When cultural amnesia threatens national identity, the Kukus of Ijebu-Ode offers counter-balance
Telesurgery in Nigeria: Ready or not?
Democracy: Solution to the Tinubu conundrum
How Tinubu’s foreign policy benefits the common man
Why Femi Gbajabiamila is Lagos Future
Uzodimma: One in a lifetime Governor
The grave danger of shielding local killers
Why analysts still matter in the age of AI
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By Paul Ikpambese With a vision that stretches beyond the horizon, Engineer Gbenga Komolafe is crafting a legacy of groundbreaking reforms that are revolutionising the oil and gas industry. His trailblazing career, marked by numerous achievements and milestones, has been a masterclass in visionary leadership. From spearheading the Nigeria Pipeline and Storage Company to leading […]
As editors prepare to go to Enugu
By Tony Onyima Dear Colleagues, The countdown is on. Between June 26 and 28, 2025, the Nigerian Guild of Editors will converge once again – this time in the welcoming arms of Enugu, the coal city. The biennial conference promises robust discussions, professional reflection, and of course, the election of a new leadership team to […]
The Benue genocide
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Interrogating and understanding Tompolo’s romance with Tinubu
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Between patriot Faleke and his stewardship of selflessness
By Ali A. Ali In the corridors of power, where politics often wears a mask of self-interest, Hon. Dr. James Abiodun Faleke stands out as a shining beacon of hope. For two years, he has walked the halls of the 10th Assembly, leaving a trail of transformative impact in his wake. With every bill sponsored, […]
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30% of Nigeria’s 24 million registered MSMEs shut down amid economic hardships
Most leading economies worldwide rely on Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to boost economic growth. MSMEs play a notable role in keeping societies together through job creation, thereby alleviating poverty among women and providing a young, energetic population with the resources required to thrive and compete globally. But what happens when MSMEs experience a decline? […]
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President Donald Trump, I am constrained to ask you the following question: With respect, do you really believe there can be peace after you have dropped all those bombs?
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