Politically, the year tilted toward déjà vu. Like the Olusegun Obasanjo era, we drifted toward a one-party atmosphere. Many joined the All Progressives Congress. We shouted “one-party state!” but...
Fiscal discipline is not an abstract concept. A credible budget translates into completed roads for farmers, functional laboratories for students, predictable contracts for businesses, and greater...
Of particular note is the clear directive to all Zonal Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and State Command Commissioners of Police to intensify patrols, visibility policing, intelligence-led...
Nigeria’s experience shows that terrorism is not just a military problem but a multidimensional challenge requiring global cooperation. While Nigerian forces remain at the forefront of...
Overcrowding is another common issue. Many hospital wards are full beyond their capacity, and patients may have no beds or even lie on the floor. Crowded...
Section 39(1) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) guarantees every citizen the right to freedom of expression. This constitutional provision,...
Many are watching closely to see if Dangote's actions are driven by a desire for transparency and fairness in Nigeria's oil and gas sector or private...
The consequences of this inequality are severe. It fuels insecurity, breeds resentment, and weakens national unity. Young people without opportunities become vulnerable to crime and extremist...
Social media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram have created an online and offline divide. These platforms connect people across the globe, enabling communication,...
This moment is painful—perhaps one of the most humiliating in our recent history—but pain can serve two purposes: it can bury us, or it can break...