Imprisonment had shaped the journeys of leaders worldwide, as many rose from prison cells to presidencies, turning sacrifice into national leadership.
Femi Fani-Kayode’s 1966 coup story comes under scrutiny as Kalu Okoronkwo clarifies misconceptions, historical inaccuracies, and ethnic misreading.
In this opinion, Ahmad Muazu of NAHCON exposes how hostile media reports shook leadership, spreading misinformation around Nigeria’s Hajj commission.
Oluwafemi Popoola reports on Peller’s dangerous Instagram crash and how viral content, fame, and online pressure affect young Nigerian influencers.
Chief Press Secretary Sir Tersoo Kula analyses Benue politics, urging citizens to reject endless apologies and embrace Governor Hyacinth Alia’s development agenda.
In this analysis Lekan Olayiwola details how ECOWAS duties, domestic insecurity, and citizen trust collide in Nigeria’s response to Benin’s coup.
Analyst and political commentator Oluwafemi Popoola, dissects Nigeria’s new ambassadors, questioning the suitability of Reno Omokri and Fani-Kayode for diplomacy.
In this opinion, Kalu Okoronkwo explains why the South-East’s quest for self-determination turned from calm advocacy under MASSOB to chaos under IPOB.
Analyst Deji Adesogan explains why General Christopher Musa, now Defence Minister, is best positioned to reform Nigeria’s military and strengthen national security.
In Nigeria, violence thrives on false ideologies; governance strategist Timi Olagunju explains how moral clarity and reclaimed narratives can stop terrorism.
Lekan Olayiwola explains how Nigeria’s nationwide security emergency needs justice, economic reform, and civic trust to succeed beyond troop deployment.
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