Opinions & Articles
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 …
What kind of leadership watches in silence as its citizens are butchered in their hundreds, many of them children barely old enough to speak? How does a government remain unmoved …
The Abia State Cricket Association, with the full backing of the Abia State Government, has commenced a 3-day “Train the Trainers” Cricket Course at the indoor facility of the Umuahia …
The key identifier of an “elite” class is not merely their bank account balance but their ability and willingness to use their economic and political heft to shape the society …
With the death on Thursday, June 5, 2025, of Jibril Aminu, former Minister of Education, former Minister of Petroleum, former Nigerian Ambassador to the United States, former Organization of Petroleum …
Aba Power, Nigeria’s 12th electricity distribution company (DisCo), today started rolling out the second phase of its massive meter installation, according to reports from Aba, the commercial hub of Abia …
Recently I read a public letter titled “Too Little, Too Late” by General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma (GCON), former Chief of Army Staff and Defence Minister. It was meant to be …
