Opinions
JUSTINA AUTA of the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, writes on the challenges faced by those afflicted by the Human Immuno-deficiency virus “I have been… Read More »Strengthening Nigeria’s HIV response amid global funding uncertainty
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday, December 4, 2025 sworn-in General Christopher Musa, OFR, as the country’s new minister of defence in a major push to… Read More »Fight against insecurity: For Musa to succeed, Matawalle must go
By Segun Adediran This is going to be my first tribute to a member of the Class of ’82 at the University of Ife (now… Read More »A Light Extinguished Too Soon: Remembering Prof. Oyeweso
By Valentine Obienyem Whenever I listen to Bishop Godfrey Onah of Nsukka Diocese, I am reminded of St. Augustine of Hippo, not just for their… Read More »Bishop Onah and Prof. Okunna as Models of Faith and Merit
General Christopher Musa, former Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, who President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has just nominated as the new Minister of Defence… Read More »The task before Gen. Musa
By ILYASU GADU Penultimate week, the American Congress by a bi-partisan vote of 285 in a joint session of the House and Senate approved a… Read More »How American military intervention in Nigeria may likely play out
UGO ONUOHA THE safe thing to do is to say that Nigeria is not working at its optimal best. But that will amount to… Read More »Why Nigeria is not working
INTRODUCTION Last week we x-rayed the historical role of law in economic development- focusing on the Legal Frameworks and Property Rights; Contract Enforcement and… Read More »Law as an instrument of socio-economic engineering: theory, practice, and prospects (3)
By Ode Ojowu When the U.S. President Donald Trump recently twitted that there is “Christian genocide,” in Nigeria, the government responded swiftly—and defensively. Officials insisted… Read More »Genocide: Nigeria needs strategic honesty, not denial
The other day, my in-law had an accident and was taken to a hospital. He spent 28 days there. We paid for every test and… Read More »Archbishop Ibezim and the Vanishing Breed
UGO ONUOHA THE prospects for the future wellbeing of this country, Nigeria, are not looking good, the pretenses of our rulers to the contrary… Read More »Is Nigeria beginning to shut down?
By Muhammad Musa-Gombe As global attention slowly shifts toward Nigeria’s internal crises, familiar patterns observed in nations that later collapsed are beginning to emerge There… Read More »The vultures are swirling…
By Vincent Nwanma One of the greatest wrongs done to the Nigerian masses by the leadership of the country, not just now, but over the… Read More »Bringing back public goods: The case of police protection
By Akpandem James Nigeria appears set for another decisive round of oil field development, coming just a year after a successful bid cycle that… Read More »Nigeria’s 2025 oil bid round: new vista for energy transformation and investor confidence
By Nuhu Dawisu Kuje This week, Nigeria dispatched a high-level delegation to Washington, D.C., to engage American officials on matters of mutual concern. Yet… Read More »Nigeria’s delegation to Washington: a diplomatic misstep with serious implications
Changing Gears 3.0: Solution Continues Being A Speech at the Presentation of the Draft Anambra State Budget Proposals for 2026 to the Anambra State… Read More »2026 BUDGET SPEECH BY GOVERNOR CHUKWUMA CHARLES SOLUDO, CFR
Seven days after Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, MNK, was sentenced to life imprisonment for terrorism after he was found guilty on all the seven counts filed… Read More »Nnamdi Kanu: Need to stop ethnicising crime
By Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor, Esq. (KSC) I had genuinely intended, out of sheer exhaustion and out of respect for the sensitivity of this moment, to… Read More »Nnamdi Kanu’s avoidable ordeal: The tragic consequence of turning trial into content
