Reinforcing Moral and Social Values through the Instrumentality of Yoruba Cultural Norms -By Roseline Ojebiyi

Religion plays a central role in Yoruba moral instruction, with both traditional African spirituality and Abrahamic faiths shaping ethical behavior. In traditional Yoruba belief systems, “Òrìṣà”...

To address these challenges, there have been efforts to modernize the “Agbada” without losing its cultural essence. Contemporary designers now create lighter, more comfortable versions of...

Imasuen, Akpabio, and the Burden of Their Past—A Time to Step Down for Now -By John Egbeazien Oshodi

Nigeria stands at a defining moment. Will it continue to allow ethically compromised individuals to hold power without question, or will it demand accountability from its...

The Living Spirit of Natasha at Work: Imasuen and Akpabio’s Past Returns to Haunt Them -By John Egbeazien Oshodi

This moment is a defining test for Nigeria’s democratic integrity. The world is watching, history is recording, and the time for impunity is running out. The...

When Lawmakers Break the Law: The Dangerous Trend of Suspending Senators in Nigeria -By Yasir Shehu Adam

Nigeria is at a turning point. If we remain silent, our democracy will be lost. But if we speak out, we can protect the right of...

Natasha’s Plight: A Mirror Reflecting Women’s Misogyny In Nigeria -By Isaac Asabor

If Nigerian women are serious about achieving gender equality, then the cycle of self-sabotage must end. Women must first unlearn the deep-seated biases that make them...

A Strong Response to Senator Shehu Sani’s Utterances Against El-Rufai -By Abdullahi Abubakar Ladan

Senator Shehu Sani’s recent comments labeling Mallam Nasir El-Rufai as a “liability to the APC” are not only laughable but also a classic case of biting...

Buba Galadima’s Divisive Comment On Food Prices Must Be Condemned -By Isaac Asabor

Nigeria’s political class must rise above divisive rhetoric and embrace a more constructive approach to national discourse. Leaders like Buba Galadima should channel their energy into...

An Open Letter to Oga Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele: No More Midnight Calls, Global Shame, and the Mess You Can’t Spin Away -By John Egbeazien Oshodi

And look at what happened next. A Senate that claims to stand for democracy, fairness, and justice has somehow found no wrongdoing in the man accused...

105 Men, Only 4 Women: The Nigerian Senate’s Brutal Attack on Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and Women’s Human Rights—The World Must Demand Justice, Reverse the Suspension, and Punish the Perpetrators -By John Egbeazien Oshodi

Legal action must be taken on both national and international levels. Women’s rights organizations, international human rights bodies, and civil society groups must escalate this issue...

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan: A Battle Against Misogyny and Gender Traitors -By Florence Ozor

At the very least, we demand a thorough investigation into the allegations. Surely, this is not too much to ask. Should Senator Akpabio not be eager...

Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan: The Poster Girl Of 2025 International Women’s Day -By Isaac Asabor

Projecting into the future and her unwavering commitment to justice, it is not an exaggeration to opine that as the world celebrates International Women’s Day in...