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Atiku’s Border Promise: Between political expediency and Nigeria’s national interest

By Okey IBEKE Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s promise to reopen Nigeria’s land borders if elected president in 2027 may appeal to traders and border communities who depend on cross-border commerce. But the promise raises a more important question: what exactly does he intend to reopen? The Federal Government has challenged the premise of the […]
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Life without Lamorde: Widow pens emotional tribute to ex-EFCC boss

The widow of DIG Ibrahim Lamorde, Maryam Tijjani Habib, has penned an emotional tribute one year after the death of her huband, a former Chairman of the EFCC. “My beloved husband, my confidant, my playmate, and my rock, your passing has left a void in my life that cannot be filled”, she wrote in a […]

Rt. Hon. Ben Kalu and The Gospel of Renewed Hope Agenda

By Uche Aguoru In every generation, a few men rise not just to hold office but to define the spirit of their time. Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu is one of such rare men. In a political terrain that often rewards expediency over principle, and noise over substance, Ben Kalu stands tall: calm, persuasive, strategic, […]

Cutting the Serpent’s Head: Okpella’s Monarch Takes on Cultism

By Emameh Gabriel Our elders have a saying that “A fish cannot grow fat in troubled waters.” And the gods of our land know that the waters in Okpella have been troubled for too long. Too many of our young men have been lost to the darkness of cultism and street violence. Strong, bright boys […]

Tinubu, Obi, Fayemi and I at the Vatican, by Bianca Ojukwu

By Bianca Ojukwu The Vatican has a way of setting everyone on an even keel. I remember how dazed I was when on my last trip during the Funeral mass of Pope Francis some weeks before, when President Donald Trump had walked into the Basilica and was led to his seat at the square. A […]

Atiku & Obi: Redemption, betrayal, or both?

Obi brings credibility and the youth. Atiku brings reach. Together, they may break Nigeria’s tribal chains. Sometimes change doesn’t come wrapped in revolution

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