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.
Christian apologetic Keith A. Little explores why people leave the church, the role of faith in truth and love, and what it means for human purpose and resilience.
Aduralere Esan provides a biblical review of mentorship fees and pastoral charges, discussing the controversy surrounding Pastor Femi Lazarus’s mentorship program.
Faith without reason breeds fanaticism, warns Father Anthony Akinwale, OP, as he discusses why critical thinking is crucial in understanding Christianity in Nigeria.
The Alliance of Sahel States is redefining West African trade, but at what cost? Rahaman Abiola, a 2025 Free Trade Fellow unpacks the consequences of ECOWAS’ rules.
Theologian Dr. Benard Andrew has disclosed that setting fixed fees for spiritual services contradicts biblical values. He calls for moderation and balance.
Psychologist Dr. Adekunle Olusola explains why silence triggers fear, drawing on trauma, evolution, and how the brain responds to quiet environments.
Duke Ezikpe Mma, mental health therapist, reflects on the power of choosing happiness regardless of circumstances, urging intentional joy and mindfulness.
In this legal opinion, Faruq Abbas, MCIArb UK explains how to avoid common estate agency pitfalls using the Court of Appeal's ruling in SDV v. Ojo.
Is Tinubu’s state of emergency the right move for Rivers, or does it threaten democracy? Lawyer Titilope Anifowoshe dissects the constitutional debate.
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