Dear Mr. Muyiwa Adekeye, thank you for the amusement provided by your epistle, “Chidi Odinkalu and the art of peddling lies.”

By Sufuyan Ojeifo In Nigeria’s ever-volatile political theatre, leadership and succession remain the twin engines that either propel governance or grind it to a halt. Even those who say they are not interested in politics are aware that in the fiery, drama-rich political arena, betrayal is never a stranger. Today’s smiling deputy could well be tomorrow’s […]

By Miftah Bolaji Are For centuries, Lagos State stood as a proud inheritance passed down through generations of indigenous families and communities with deep-rooted ties to the land, its culture, and its customs. But today, many sons and daughters of this land watch in silence as political power, economic opportunity, and cultural identity slip further […]

They died on the road they were forced to take because the sky was too expensive for those who serve this country in sweat. Not one governor, not one commissioner, not even one “VIP” among them. Just young athletes, youths with calloused feet, dreams bigger than stadiums, and names we now read in obituaries instead of on podiums.

By Stephanie Shaakaa When Billions Collide with Ballots. No one will be ready to play second fiddle.When the world’s richest man turns on the most powerful, the explosion echoes across the globe. Every once in a while, a columnist earns the rare pleasure of revisiting a bold prediction,not just to say “I told you so,” […]