The United States has released a major and controversial update about the condition of the newly appointed Iranian Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei.
In this opinion, Kalu Okoronkwo questions whether creating state police will fix insecurity or spread existing policing failures across Nigeria’s states.
Occupational safety expert Dr. Tammy Lawson explains why ignoring mental wellbeing in Nigerian workplaces threatens morale, innovation, and staff retention.
WAEC and NECO CBT plans by the federal government face scrutiny from educator Folaranmi Ajayi, who warns of digital readiness, fairness, and infrastructure issues
Educator and policy writer Folaranmi Ajayi examines what the 2025 UTME statistics say about Nigeria’s schools students, and what they show about systemic issues
Lawyer Titilope Anifowoshe writes on how the leaked voice note allegedly from Senator Natasha challenges truth, justice, and hope for vulnerable Nigerian women.
After Peter Nwachukwu’s sentencing, Lady Jane Kalu Ndukwe challenges cultural guilt and defends the courage of women who walk away from abusive marriages to survive.
In this opinion piece, Sami Tunji warns that the Sahel tariff risks destabilising Africa’s trade integration under the African Continental Free Trade Area.
In this reflection, Johnstone Kpilaakaa details Pope Francis’s decisive role in resolving a tribal crisis that shook Nigeria’s Catholic Church in Ahiara Diocese.
Youth advocacy expert Jonathan Abakpa has examined how Nigerian youth movements use digital activism and grassroots action to fight injustice and drive reform.
Disability rights advocate Oyedemi Tomiwa has called for practical, intentional support for parents of children with special needs, promoting empathy over sympathy
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