Thank God for little mercies. Last Thursday, Nigeria reaped dividends of her petro-dollar investments. It was at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington. Since Abraham Vereide established it...
As a final word to politicians in this context, permit this writer to opine that if any politician is afraid of cameras, recordings, and digital trails,...
Nigeria does not need leaders who pretend to fear innovation. It needs leaders who fear injustice, manipulation, and democratic decay. Until that shift occurs, debates over...
Tinubu recently ended a state visit to Türkiye. Were it not for Atatürk, Türkiye would have remained a backward nation. Today, it is a modernized, advanced...
Recent reports in the media space highlighting threats of “naked protests” by market women across several states if the federal government fails to address the issue...
At seventy, society expects a man to step back, to observe quietly, to leave the battles to younger hands. The age is reserved for reflection, retreat,...
Nigeria does not need a government that merely interprets public opinion for convenience. It needs one that understands when to follow public sentiment and when to...
Nigeria’s Senate says it did not ban electronic transmission of election results, only rejected making it mandatory. I argue the decision leaves transparency optional and public...
The road to national leadership is long and often lonely. Tinubu walked it deliberately, resisting the temptation to rush the process. For Igbo political leadership, the...
If Nigerian universities are to reclaim their credibility, integrity must be non-negotiable. Education should never come with hidden demands, and no student should ever have to...