An op-ed on Nigeria’s “Live History” textbook controversy and what the exclusion of Igbos from educational content reveals about systemic bias and national unity.
Government and Politics textbooks were not written as academic decoration. They distil centuries of political experience designed to prevent exactly this kind of decay. Nigeria does...
America is making many mistakes made by the British Empire, too. Believing power lasts forever is an illusion, and you know, history has a habit of...
There can be no sympathy for military officers who took their eyes off Nigeria’s steep security challenges to plan a doomed coup. They must be made...
Imagine a Nigeria where power travels quietly. Where convoys move with the dignity of service, not the violence of entitlement. Where leaders move with humility, not...
Ultimately, North South politics is not just a distraction it is a deliberate diversion from the failures of leadership. It keeps citizens divided while insecurity spreads,...
Infrastructure development has also suffered from promise fatigue. Roads, railways, housing projects, and bridges are endlessly promised, often without continuity or completion. Projects are abandoned, revived,...
This op-ed delves into the unresolved $43M Ikoyi cash saga and the symbolic rehabilitation of its central figure, Ayodele Oke, under President Tinubu's administration.
As a nation, we must continue to acknowledge God as the Almighty over all ages, the One who subdues nations and raises them again. There is...
In the final analysis, leaders are judged by their outcomes, not just their platforms. Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s decision engages the present and invests in the...