What Wike, Fubara, and the lawmakers have done, collectively and individually, is to tell Nigerians that the President can speak, but they will decide whether his...
Insecurity in our communities has reached a critical level. If not addressed urgently and collectively, it could destroy the very fabric of our society. Government, community...
Africa’s food systems future is already being shaped by its young people, what remains is for governments, investors, institutions, and society at large to intentionally equip...
The message is simple: Rivers’ development cannot wait for political egos to reconcile. Every day spent in this stalemate is a day lost for roads that...
Nigeria’s security challenges are complex, and the country needs both effective policing and responsible civil society engagement. The relationship between human rights organisations, the media, and...
In the manner of using one stone to strike two birds, the foregoing thoughts are tangential to the validity of the recent remark by Apostle Arome...
What Rivers State – and Nigeria – desperately need is not new godfathers, new bargains, or new scandals. They need leaders with spines. They need politics...
In an official statement, African leaders welcomed the ECOWAS headquarters in Abuja with appreciation and committment to support the realization of the project. The statement further...
The interest of those in power is to remain in power by any means necessary. The interest of the nation is subordinated to personal or parochial...
Nollywood and Kannywood remain the new village square; however, a village without elders soon loses its way. Until these industries deliberately align storytelling with cultural and...
Zamfara Police Command has rescued 25 abducted victims—10 women and 15 children—after armed bandits attacked Kuraje village in Gusau LGA....
The Ibeto Seaport and Terminals Customs boss was quoted as describing inter-agency collaboration as crucial to the success of border...
The case, once filed, could expose years of mismanagement surrounding the estate of one of Nigeria’s most respected military leaders...
RMAFC Chairman, Mohammed Shehu, recently disclosed that the salaries of political office holders — last reviewed in 2008 — are...
In its ruling dated June 17, 2025, Justice Phuong T.V. Ngo dismissed the application for judicial review, affirming the IAD’s...
The NYSC has denied any political motive behind the decision. In a counter statement, NYSC spokesperson Caroline Embu said Raye’s...
Photos shared on Sunday via X (formerly Twitter) show the singer and his groomsmen looking stunning as they posed for...
Nollywood and Kannywood remain the new village square; however, a village without elders soon loses its way. Until these industries...
Nigeria does not lack resources, ideas, or hardworking people. What it lacks is credibility. No economic reform, security strategy, or...
Education also plays a vital role. Universities and vocational institutions must align their training with the realities of the job...
At this crucial moment in the Super Eagles' journey, what is truly needed is a sense of institutional unity that...
The Federal Government should, as a matter of urgency, declare a state of emergency on traffic accidents in Nigeria. Adequate...
The signs of stabilisation are real. But so is the urgency for deeper reforms that trickles down to the daily...
Nigeria has chosen discipline – but only for the poor. The trader withdrawing her own money is treated like a...
If we truly want Nigerian football to rise, we must recognise genuine work when we see it. We must support...
Another World Cup gone, another chunk of national happiness stolen. Maybe this pain is an alarm clock we keep snoozing....
Some other nations typically lack both the centralized mobilization capability and the dedicated, state-funded sports infrastructure necessary to finance an...
Our football story, much like our national story, is one of resilience amid chaos and brilliance amid uncertainty. We cannot...
This match goes beyond mere athletics; it represents a pivotal moment we hold together in our hands. The decisions we...