Tantita and renewed hope in crude oil production
Famadewa, Ribadu and the 90-day security plan: Unpacking Onanuga’s release
He signed For Anioma: The Ethiope state creation committee’s official verdict on Senator Ede Dafinone
From long queues to doorstep delivery: Nigeria’s passport renewal goes digital in the UK
Floods: Tough decisions that may have protected Lagos
Ministry of Labour and Employment: Focusing on dispute resolution and lasting industrial harmony
Nigerian healthcare: Questions worth asking
Cultural IP: Nigeria and Africa’s Untapped Asset
Okowa : Fine wine @67
Civil service and leadership synergy
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SubscribeUmahi blames coastal road flooding on Lagos master plan non-implementation
The Minister of Works, Sen. Dave Umahi, has blamed the flooding of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway on non-implementation of a Lagos State master plan with regard to flooding. Umahi also blamed the flooding on indiscriminate dumping of refuse by Lagos State residents. Umahi made the blame during an inspection tour of the Section Three of […]
China’s global governance practice: A long march in a new era
By Yan Yuqing July 1 marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China. China hold the celebration of the 105th founding anniversary of the CPC in Beijing. Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, addresses in celebration that the CPC possesses incomparable fine qualities: The dedication to the […]
Senator Oluremi Tinubu: Akara-econometrics
By Moshood Oshunfurewa Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s recent advocacy urging Nigerian youths to embrace the sale of akara, roasted corn and kuli-kuli as empowerment opportunities has triggered an intense national debate. While the initiative promotes entrepreneurship and self-reliance, many Nigerians view it as a troubling metaphor for the country’s economic direction. Across social media, citizens have appropriately […]
National Security: Beyond the Headlines
By CHIDO ONUMAH On July 2, 2026, Nigeria’s defence, intelligence, law enforcement, anti-corruption, emergency response, and public safety agencies took an extraordinary step by jointly addressing the nation on the state of national security. The initiative emerged from consultations among the leadership of these institutions under the coordination of the National Security Adviser (NSA). The Joint […]
State Police: Separating facts from fictions
By OPEYEMI BAMIDELE Nigeria, the country of our collective heritage, is again at a point of inflection. This is a reality that viciously confronts this federation of six geo-political zones, 36 states and 774 local government areas with a population of 242.46 million. We all have the duty to confront this reality with facts and not […]
The Fake Agency Scandal: A nation must now ask who gave phantom institution official life
It has now become a national integrity test. The Presidency says the so-called Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council cum Presidential Economic Advisory Council is fictitious
The Public Service in Challenging Times: Rethinking praxis for more inclusive and innovative reform
A polycrisis implies that these conflicts, crises and challenges are connected in some terribly complicated and complex ways that spells serious headache
The paradox of small land, big ambition: Soludo and Anambra’s alternative city space
Anambra State covers approximately 4,844 square kilometres of land, making it the second-smallest state in Nigeria after Lagos
When silence speaks louder than govt: Nigeria’s crisis of public communication
By Moruff Adenekan One of the most overlooked challenges confronting governance in Nigeria today is not the absence of policies, programmes, or public officials willing to speak. It is the absence of effective strategic communication. Across federal, state, and local government institutions, communication is too often treated as an afterthought rather than an essential component of […]
Widening the net: Akpodoro’s case for bigger, broader mandate for Tantita in N’Delta
By Sunday A. Onyewonsa When His Worship, Eshanekpe Israel Agimor speaks, the creeks listen. Popularly known as “Akpodoro,” the Head of the Association of Urhobo Mayoral Family Crown, AUMFC, and Mayor of Urhobo Land, carries the weight of two identities: an ex-militant leader who once knew the creeks as a theatre of conflict, and now a […]
PROTECTOR TO PARIAH (SUNDAY IGBOHO): The Robin Hood ARC in history
By Toyin Akilo ‘’Every revolutionary ends up either a dictator or a corpse” – ALBERT CAMUS The exploits of Sunday Adeniyi Adeyemo AKA ‘Igboho Oosa’ is the stuff legends are manufactured. In one fell swoop and with an authoritative ultimatum – 2 hours – yes, you heard me right, he did what Napoleon could not do […]
Osiki Na Kpa, the lawmaker who speaks with bills
By Ziakegha Peter In the estimation of serious observers of legislative business worldwide, the benchmark for a great lawmaker is not access to power but the use of power to solve problems. By that standard, Rt. Hon. Dr. Julius Pondi deserves a seat in any conversation about the finest legislators of this generation. Dr. Pondi, who […]
Innovation and healthcare: The significance of Hadejia’s new digital ecosystem
By Mukhtar Ya’u Madobi For decades, technology and healthcare have largely evolved as separate development priorities in Nigeria. Yet, the future of sustainable national development increasingly lies at the intersection of these two critical sectors. That vision came to life in Hadejia, Jigawa State, with the inauguration of two landmark institutions designed to advance digital […]
The communication cost of governance: When the messenger becomes the story
By TONY USIDAMEN Every government has two responsibilities. The first is to govern. The second is to help citizens understand what it is doing and why it is doing it. Success in the first does not automatically guarantee success in the second. Examples abound of governments that implemented difficult reforms but failed to carry the public […]
Facts, Not Fear: A Reply to Senator Ede Dafinone
By Godwin Anaughe Senator, your aide, Comrade Wilson Okorugbo, has put together a passionate defense of your record. I appreciate it — it shows that the original piece hit its target perfectly. However, a passionate defense doesn’t equate to a solid rebuttal, and what your camp has provided follows a familiar script: they talk extensively […]
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