Opinions & Articles
In every nation’s democratic journey, there comes a moment of reckoning, a clarifying season where the costumes fall, the noise clears, and the people are forced to confront the brutal …
Flashback to the 1930s. The German Reich under Adolf Hitler profiled, hunted, killed and displaced millions of Jews. They were scapegoated as part of a larger Nazi (Nationalist Party) plan …
Long before machines began to write, drive, predict, and “learn,” we had already ceded something precious. Not to algorithms, but to our assumptions. The most dangerous idea wasn’t that AI …
They say you get used to anything if you see it often enough. That the mind eventually dulls the sharpness of pain, even the kind that isn’t your own. But …
A man in distress nurses no pride. He goes wherever and to whomever is necessary in search of help. President Volodymyr Zelenski of Ukraine made the long trip to the …
In the shadowed corridors of power, a fiscal phantom bleeds Nigeria dry. It operates under an innocuous alias – “Security Vote” – a budgetary sleight of hand that transforms public …
Something is wrong with us. Deeply, profoundly, maybe irreparably wrong. We don’t just fight wars anymore. We are war. It’s in our bones, our algorithms, our economies, and this part …
What happened today in Danmusa, Katsina State, was not a peace dialogue, it was not reconciliation, it was a negotiation with terror. A surrender of the Nigerian state. A betrayal …
When Fr. Hyacinth Alia—a Catholic priest known for his healing ministry and charismatic preaching—declared his ambition to contest the governorship of Benue State, many believed it was a divine intervention. …
On a day that he was late to the airport and missed his flight, Senator Adams Oshiomhole suddenly remembered to pick up his garb as erstwhile Labor Leader Number 1 …
