Arise O Compatriots, Nigeria, We Hail Thee – Owei Lakemfa
IT was a bit of an emotional period for me when names of people who fought for democracy kept popping up in the Democracy Week. It was quite good…
Ekiti, Osun: Getting the battle lines drawn -Abiodun Komolafe
Barring unforeseen circumstances, the 2026 Ekiti and Osun governorship elections are less than 27 and 28 months respectively. In Osun State, it is believed in the All Progressives Congress (APC)…
Dangote and a War Foretold By Dare Babarinsa
It would be good if we all realise the truth that nobody is going to build our country for us. As of now, the country needs to be built, brick…
Rabiu: From the North to the world – Abdulrahaman Sade
It is impossible to miss the innovative strategies employed by Northern Nigerian business titans to navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and innovate. Whether it’s their transformative role in the cement industry…
Sleaze At Ministry Of Humanitarian Affairs And Matters Arising
Precisely on May 29, 2023, Nigeria witnessed another successful transition from one civilian administration to another. This is, no doubt, a milestone as it marks the 5th successful transition since…
BBC and Its Ludicrous Episodes on TB Joshua – Dare Adejumo
The BBC World Services investigative unit, code-named ‘Africa eye’ came out early this week with weird and strange episodes of alleged atrocities against the late Prophet TB Joshua, founder of…
Sanwo-Olu And One-Way Riders – Zayd Ibn Isah
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State asserted himself as its true number one law enforcer when he apprehended motorcyclists for riding in the wrong direction along the Lagos-Badagry expressway. In…
Abuja’s list of sponsors of terrorism – Rotimi Fasan
Some terminological clarification is in order: who are the terrorists? In the discourse on Nigerian security today the term terrorists hitherto referred to those elements of Boko Haram and their…
Tinubunomics: Matters Arising – Reuben Abati%C2%A0
When in 1992, James Carville, Bill Clinton’s campaign strategist uttered the quip on television: “It’s the economy, stupid”, little could he have realized that he had pronounced a phrase that…
Lessons from Emefiele, Diezani travails, by Fredrick Nwabufo
In these parts, public office comes with boisterous carnivals, elevated expectations, thrills, and frills. The exigency, delicacy and sensitivity of this office is sometimes lost in bouts of revelries and…




