There is no gain denying the fact that the commodity prices in our various market places are over the roof of the common man; whether it’s...
As the scorching sun beat down on the bustling Alamutu market at Idioro, Mushin, in Lagos recently, the familiar rhythm of life felt unsettlingly different. As...
In the wake of the massive flooding in Maiduguri, capital of Borno, northeast Nigeria, from around 9 September where more than a million persons have been...
In this prevailing digital age, Nigerian blogging is unarguably experiencing a rapid rise in popularity, becoming a vital source of information and entertainment for millions of...
Financial crimes have long plagued Nigeria, crippling economic growth, deterring foreign investment, and undermining the rule of law. While Nigeria has established institutions such as the...
In this interview, Antoine SOMDAH, former ambassador of Burkina Faso to the Russian Federation, an expert in international law and nuclear law, and a member of...
There is something insatiable about writing. Once you start, it becomes impossible to stop, and worse still, it has a cruel way of keeping you awake....
At the United Nations Security Council in New York, Africa has made a significant headway in an anticipation for consolidating its position and raise the possibility...
Every Nigerian citizen deserves a decent standard of living. And for a better life, the gulf between opportunity and access must be bridged. The Nigerian Consumer...
In a dramatic move, Bello Turji, the notorious kidnapper and the most wanted bandit who has claimed responsibility for most prominent terrorist attacks in Northwest Nigeria,...
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...
But resilience should not be mistaken for comfort. The hardship is real, and it is deep. Until economic reforms bring...
As Afrobeats continues its global ascent, there will be debates about its pioneers, its icons, and its defining figures. When...
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...
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...