Opinions
By Eche Stephen Idoko Nigeria’s transition to a more robust and self-reliant petroleum refining sector has been fraught with contradictions and policy ambiguities,… Read More »PIA, DCSO, DCRR and the paradox of self-sufficiency in local refining in Nigeria
By Wole Olaoye If you thought nothing good could ever come out of the police barracks, you may just be wrong! Nigeria’s police… Read More »No Trust, No Police!
By Ali Abubakar Sadiq For over a quarter of a century, Nigeria had not seen a master political strategist like Tinubu. He… Read More »Tinubu, the North and 2027
By Bolanle BOLAWOLE What kind of English Language is the “ignore” that I used here – Queen’s, King’s or Nigeria’s English? There is… Read More »Tinubu and the tell-tale ‘ignore’ of Sanwo-Olu
Straight Talk by Obinna Nwachukwu, Ph.D, fnipr Yesterday, I woke up thinking about The Digital Juju vs. “National Cake” Chopping and in my mind I… Read More »Using AI to fish out corrupt Nigerian politicians
By Emma Agu The recent statement by a former Governor of Benue State, Senator Gabriel Suswam, accusing the chairman of the Peoples Democratic… Read More »Suswam’s misplaced anger against Bala Mohammed
On Monday May 27, 2025, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, withdrew the bill which sought to amend the Electoral… Read More »Still on the compulsory voting Bill
By Bola BOLAWOLE “Because of its hatred for the Ant, Cockroach voted for Insecticide. Immediately Insecticide took power and swung into action, both… Read More »Finally, finally on the Ibadan-Ife-Ilesa-Akure expressway
Former Vice Presidents Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Namadi Sambo visited Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola in his Ilesa country home en route for the coronation of the… Read More »Tinubu, Aregbesola, Atiku and the fallacy of eternal political loyalty
Founder of Global Initiative for Women in Leadership, GIFWIL, Lady Sarah Umahi has expressed her passion for aiding indigent children, youth and women to… Read More »I’m called to help less privileged people, says philanthropist
The National Chairman of the Pan-Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), the foremost regional body championing the interest and welfare of the Niger Delta, extends heartfelt… Read More »PRESS STATEMENT BY THE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN, PANDEF, TO THE GOVERNORS AND PEOPLE OF THE NIGER DELTA REGION AS THEY MARK MAY 29, 2025 ANNIVERSARY
The remains of Pa Gabriel Chijioke Onyeukwu was committed to mother earth at his residence, Umuotukwe, Umuowa community in Ngor Impala Local Government Area of… Read More »Pa Onyeukwu laid to rest in Imo
By Gami Tadanyigbe The Julebrama Women and Children Initiative (JUWACI) in partnership with Ambulance Academy, Mee & Cee Development Foundation, Advocacy for the Protection of… Read More »World Menstrual Hygiene Day: NGO’S takes outreach to 300 school girls in FCT, Abuja
“Happy Children’s Day to all the young minds that are shaping the future of our world! As a legal luminary and wordsmith, I am… Read More »A Special Children’s Day, May 27 message of Hope , from the perspective of Prof. Mike Ozekhome SAN CON OFR
Adaora Onyechere Sydney-Jack In the grand amphitheater of democracy where every citizen is meant to speak, vote and lead, there remains a conspicuous and… Read More »Much ado about ‘Special Seats’
By Hamza Musa Makarfi Generation Companies (GENCOs), long burdened by a ballooning debt now estimated at over ₦4 trillion, recently issued a stern… Read More »Nigeria’s Unfinished Electric Story
By Simon Reef Musa Calm and unruffled even when the tides of public are beating against him, the consummate Public Relations expert who… Read More »Idris @59: Midas touch in information management
BY JENNIFER EZIMAKOR Renowned Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is set to headline the debut edition of the ‘Things Fall Apart’ Festival, a week-long cultural extravaganza in Enugu State, scheduled… Read More »Chimamanda to lead Enugu’s maiden ‘Things Fall Apart’ cultural festival