Getting performance contract practices Right in Africa as reform imperative
Who owns the road to Yelewata? by Stephanie Shaakaa
A trial, a seized passport, an abridged citizenship
Peace Talk With Bandits: Was Matawalle right all along?
Ilorin should start acting like Ibadan
Saluting Uncle Sam at 90, By Mohammed Haruna
Oborevwori: The People’s Governor at 62
June 12 is not all about Abiola
7 leadership coaches redefining influence in Africa
Bawa’s book unnerves us
Economic development and policy impacts
IGP Egbetokun’s tonic for service and salute
Two years of Tinubu through the lens of the youth
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SubscribeMiddlebelt ethnic cleansing beyond national governments, civilizationalism is the solution
By Justice Faloye Watching the popular blogger, Very Dark Man’s video of the latest Benue massacre, his Cowrie neck and hand bands, an emblem of the Original African civilization, made me wonder whether this generation could go beyond its symbolism to stop the cultural annihilation of Africans that started 4,000yrs ago in Eurasia, which is […]
Why Tompolo should be cautioned over campaign for Tinubu
By Enewaridideke Ekanpou From Tompolo shockers have also come to Nigeria but these shockers vary in their categories and weights. Among many recorded shockers, campaigning for President Tinubu ‘morning yet on creation day’ is the greatest shocker from Tompolo. Many Nigerians are still in shock over Tompolo’s swift morning steps on this path. Must a […]
Ojude-Oba festival: Agura celebration with funfair
By Alade Aromashodu The Ojude-Oba festival, a significant cultural celebration held annually in some parts of Southwest, Nigeria with peparations of the festival begin weeks in advance with various age groups and social clubs making arrangements for their participation. The festival is beyond mere entertainment and powerful unifying force for the Ijebu, bringing together families and […]
Nigeria’s low GDP, and the path forward
By Dipo Aliu Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is one of the most critical economic indicators that reflect a country’s economic health. It determines the total value of goods and services produced within a nation over a specific period. Nigeria, despite its abundant natural resources and large population, struggles with a relatively low GDP compared to other […]
EFCC’s Handling of 753 Housing Units Linked to Emefiele: A disturbing display of government overreach?
By Thelma Julius The fundamental principles of justice are under a microscope as former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele, valiantly fights to reclaim his property from what appears to be a concerted effort by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Emefiele has bravely petitioned the Court of Appeal in Abuja, seeking to […]
Governor Oborevwori’s audacity
By: Enewaridideke Ekanpou I thought audacity of development was a prerogative of some western rulers. I also thought audacity of development was the prerogative of Angels in Delta State. It was the most naive thought from a village boy. I have just been given an educative nudge that Governor Sheriff Oborevwori is the author, the […]
The compelling courage of the Islamic Republic of Iran
By Femi Fani-Kayode The Islamic Republic of Iran has finally hit back and struck the Jewish state with missiles and drones.This was inevitable and it is just the beginning.The attack on Iran by Israel was not only unprovoked but is also a condemnable violation of international law. It is indeed a declaration of war.The Israelis […]
Renewing National Values Through Dialogue: NOA’s inspiring message in a private university
By Collins Godwin In a time when youth engagement and national values are increasingly under pressure from digital distractions, socio-economic uncertainty, and moral ambiguity, the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Edo State, made a powerful statement by taking its civic education campaign to Wellspring University, a private tertiary institution in Benin City. This symbolic outreach, held on […]
The day Nigeria voted right and power said no
In 1993, for one brief moment, Nigeria glimpsed what could have been a nation where the ballot triumphed over the bullet, where tribe, religion, and region bowed to unity and competence
The Hidden Lifeline – Blood security and Africa’s health agenda
World Blood Donor Day highlights the urgent need for safe blood for patients in need of donations for various health emergencies or diseases
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