Two Weeks’ Infrastructure Triumph: How Fubara’s projects silence naysayers
INEC and the road to 2027
Blueprint for a Sustainable Housing Financing Reform in Nigeria: Modelled after the pension reform methodology
The beauty of failure
The Empire of Egos: Why Trump, Vance, Musk may clash someday
Breathing life into destinations, crafting journeys of discovery, Coker leaves unforgettable footprints
How did we get here? How dare you!!!
Anambra APC Ticket: Why the stakes are higher this time
My take on the Lagos-Calabar expressway
Sudan: New executions and ongoing violations

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Terrorism, Tinubu’s lamentations and demand for justice by NEF, NGF
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 […]
Sunscreen: Why you could still be at risk of skin cancer
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 […]
The Futility of Political Opportunism: Why Omo-Agege’s leadership stands unshaken
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 […]
Media narrative: Between Tinubu’s birthday and the lynching in Uromi
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 […]
Sustainable and human-centred education: The mandate of our universities
By BENJAMIN KALU Our universities were established as engines of progress. Today, however, we face problems highlighting a disconnect between academia and everyday life. These problems arise not from a lack of intellect but from a misalignment with society’s needs, as teaching and learning have long been measured solely by academic metrics—the length of dissertations, the […]
Unity in Adversity: A Call for Ethical Leadership, Strength, and Resilience
By Mannixs Paul The Unstoppable Force of Unity in Challenging Times Unity is not just an ideal but a necessity, especially in adversity. These defining times test our strength, reveal our integrity, and expose the true character of those around us. Yet, adversity is more than a challenge; it is an opportunity. It allows us […]
Clarifying Pastor Adeboye’s claims on Trinity Towers
I was a member of the City of David (COD) Parish from 2010 to 2024, and I witnessed firsthand the conception and execution of the Trinity Towers project.
Humprey Nwosu and the anachronistic scoundrels!
By Gbenro Olajuyigbe ‘Malice has a strong memory’ – Thomas Fuller Conducting free, fair and transparent elections in the land of desperate politicians is an act of valor. That was what Professor Humphrey Nwosu did with his Option A4, an appropriately contextual intellection backed mode of voting that was open, transparent and credible. It came […]
BEYOND PRESCRIPTION: How fake drugs threaten patient safety in urban Nigeria
By Adeola Bakare In bustling cities like Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Kano, a silent public health emergency is unfolding—one that lurks behind pharmacy counters, across hospital wards, and inside medicine cabinets. It is not a virus or a new disease. It is something more familiar but just as deadly: fake and substandard drugs. While […]
Data: The key asset shaping future of business
As AI, IoT and the cloud are transforming the way we manage information in Nigeria and across the world, data has become a must-have strategic asset

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