When salaries disappear before the middle of the month; when parents struggle to keep children in school; when transport costs consume a substantial portion of monthly income; when food prices continue to rise almost weekly; when workers postpone medical treatment because they cannot afford hospital bills, no amount of political spin can redefine hardship as comfort.
For the good of Nigeria, I urge you to reflect soberly on both the March 2026 interview and the July 28 post and their impact on...
Daniel Bwala has defended President Bola Tinubu, saying Cardinal John Onaiyekan's comments reflected the Catholic Church's position and not that of all Christians.
The day I made up my mind that I was done with being a night soil man to people in government was when I listened to...
Former Labour Party candidate Peter Obi says he never asked Daniel Bwala to join his 2023 campaign, dismissing the claim as baseless in a statement released...
He gave a masterclass – not in persuasion, but in the strange mechanics of Nigerian political survival. Convictions are disposable. Statements are reversible. And the past,...
Criticism of journalists is not inherently wrong. In fact, journalism itself thrives on criticism and self-reflection. But such criticism should be informed and constructive, rather than...
In politics and public commentary, words are currency. They shape perceptions, drive narratives, and sometimes determine reputations. Yet the same words that elevate a public figure...
He may want to demonstrate that if those who once said that I’m not are now singing my praises, it means that I’m doing well. I...
In theory, Nigeria’s legislature is expected to serve as a check on executive authority. However, when the majority of lawmakers belong to the same political party...