By Dr Gbenga Adeoye The harm that humanity has done to many great men on earth is that we chose to talk about them after their death, but it is a good idea to write or say to the world and to the ears of concerned persons their good deeds while they remained with us. […]

By IS’HAQ MODIBBO KAWU On Monday, June 16, 2025, I drove the 58 kilometres from Abuja to Gwagwalada. My mission was to secure a new Nigerian passport. Those who follow African liberation struggles would have remembered June 16, as the 49th anniversary of the Soweto Massacre of 1976. An event that reverberated all over the world, […]

I remember while as Governor of Zamfara State, Dr. Bello Muhammed Matawalle adopted many approaches to the banditry plaguing his state

By Rotimi Sulyman In my days as a reporter, I once had the pleasure of sharing a space with former Minister of Justice, late Chief Bola Ige. The location was one arts centre at Victoria Island, Lagos at a singer, Beautiful Nubia’s event. Prior to that time, I knew Chief Ige by media reports, with […]

By SAMUEL OROVWUJE Every June 12, Nigeria pauses to remember a turning point in its democratic history — the 1993 presidential election annulled by military President Ibrahim Babaginda despite being the freest and fairest the nation has witnessed. The date now stands as a symbol of resistance, sacrifice, and the indomitable will of the Nigerian people […]