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  • Congresses concluded, all eyes on Umuahia convention – Labour Party

    By John Alechenu Abuja – The Interim National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP), Senator Nenadi Usman, has announced the successful conclusion of the party’s congresses, held nationwide to elect party leaders from ward to state level. The congresses, which kicked off on Thursday with ward congresses, are expected to end with the national convention […]
  • Keyamo, Oyedele move to shield airlines from fuel price volatility

    By Dickson Omobola Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has engaged in solution-driven discussions with the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, to reduce the burden of rising operational costs on domestic carriers. Keyamo’s Special Adviser On Media and Communications, Tunde Moshood, in a statement, weekend, said both […]
  • Police probe midnight attack on OOU campus

    By James Ogunnaike Police in Ogun State have commenced investigation into the midnight attack on hostels of students of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ibogun Campus, following a midnight attack by suspected armed robbers. According to reports, the attack left several students injured and dispossessed of their belongings. The command spokesperson, Oluseyi Babaseyi, who confirmed this to newsmen in Abeokuta, […]
  • Aderonke Atere goes bold, pushes new movie ‘Unheard’

    By Benjamin Njoku Nollywood actresses are good at leveraging fashion, and bold styling during movie promotions to generate buzz. This frequently involves wearing stylish, form-fitting, and sensual outfits that highlight their beauty and aesthetic, which often go viral on social media. The latest sensation who has gripped the hearts and minds of viewers is none […]
  • As Akpabio turns to prayer, by Emmanuel Aziken

    Senate President Godswill Akpabio has again stepped into the eye of the storm, not so much for what he said as for what his words now represent in a country increasingly impatient with the language of power. His latest assertion he is praying that insurgency in Nigeria will end in 2026 has reopened a familiar debate: the […]
  • Paradox of the modern world where more means less, by Muyiwa Adetiba

    A young man and his partner came to see me for a possible interview a couple of weeks ago. They own a Public Relations outfit together. According to them, an encounter with some mass communication undergraduates made them realise ‘something’ was missing in the education of these young students. They decided to introduce some ‘doyens’ of the […]
  • Senate defends petition dismissals, probes pension dispute

    By Henry Umoru The Senate has defended its recent decisions to dismiss several petitions, saying that its actions were strictly guided by law, evidence, and respect for existing court judgments. Speaking on Thursday in Abuja shortly after a public hearing, the Chairman, Senate Committee on Ethics, Code of Conduct and Public Petitions, Senator Neda Imasuen, […]
  • Rubio denies US trying to exclude Iran players from World Cup

    The United States will not exclude Iran from the World Cup tournament it is hosting, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Thursday, after an official mused about replacing war-battered Iran with Italy, which did not qualify. “The problem with Iran, it would be not their athletes. It would be some of the other people that […]
  • NMA chaos: Delegates suspend NOC, reinstate disqualified candidates

    By Chioma Obinna The crisis rocking the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, at the national level escalated on Thursday as delegates at an Emergency Delegates Meeting, EDM, in Abuja voted to suspend the National Officers’ Committee, NOC, reverse the disqualification of six electoral candidates, and install a caretaker committee to steer the affairs of the association. The […]
  • Insecurity: Need for emergency intervention fund for Nigeria Police

    By MATTHEW IBADIN This is an open letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. I will start by thanking him for appointing one of Nigeria’s finest police officers, Tunji Disu, as the new Inspector General of Police. In one respect, this open letter is to help the new IGP to carry out a radical transformation of the […]
  • From Analogue to Digital: The Judiciary’s slow but steady push

    By Ikechukwu Nnochiri The Nigerian Judiciary, despite its pivotal role in entrenching the rule of law and administering justice, remains plagued by significant challenges. These challenges encompass court backlogs, systemic inefficiencies, corruption, and limited access to justice, particularly for rural populations. Protracted delays—manifesting in cases lingering for years, and sometimes decades, before resolution—have undoubtedly bred […]