All posts tagged "Politics"

Subsidy Regime: Why Tinubu Is Right -By Sani Danaudi Mohammed

Nigeria does not need leaders who merely understand what citizens want to hear; it needs leaders who can explain what is economically possible and how it...

After “Bala Blu”: What Will Tinubu Give Nigerians to Remember in 2027? -By Oluwafemi Popoola

The President and his opponents have already committed themselves to peaceful and issue-based campaigning through the National Peace Accord. So perhaps the new Tinubu strategy will...

Age Is Not Acquittal: Babangida’s Legacy, Nigeria’s Unresolved Past, and Why Sowore Is Right -By Daniel Nduka Okonkwo

South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission was built on the precise principle that compassion and amnesty could coexist with truth-telling, but only if the truth was...

Daurawa Has Probably Ended the Muslim-Muslim Ticket Debate -By Abdulkadir Salaudeen

For the mullah who prefers to eat grass under a Muslim-Muslim government rather than live comfortably under a non-Muslim government, I wish those in the belly...

AFRAA admits Enugu Air as its 50th member, with the Nigerian airline set to pursue IOSA certification and expand across Nigeria, Africa and Europe.

Plateau Killings: ‘Nobody Will Take Over Your Land,’ Mutfwang Tells Mangu Community

Mutfwang visits victims of the Mangu attack, vows to protect Plateau communities and calls for proactive, intelligence-driven security operations.

Borno Recovery: Zulum Urges UN, Donors and Private Sector to Scale Up Investment

Zulum calls for stronger UN and donor collaboration to help Borno transition from humanitarian assistance to reconstruction and sustainable development.

Eight Dead After Aircraft Crashes at Remote US Military Site in Alaska

Eight people died in a plane crash at a remote US military site in Alaska as authorities launch an investigation into the cause.

As We Remember the Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Slavery Takes on a New Look in 21st Century Nigeria -By Princess Egieya

Of course, migration in itself has never been the problem. People have always moved, and will always move in search of better opportunities, and legal migration...

“Demonstration of Serious Ignorance on Governance and Economy” Is Not Too Harsh for Atiku -By Abdullahi Abubakar

Nigeria deserves consistency. Nigeria deserves accountability. Above all, Nigeria deserves an economic policy built on facts, figures and sustainability not whatever promise happens to be most...