Olujuwon, son of ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo, has picked his preferred southern presidential candidate between President Bola Tinubu, Seyi Makinde and Peter Obi.
Hausa idioms expose AI failures in Nigerian newsrooms, where cultural context is missed and confident translations can often distort editorial decisions.
In this op-ed, business mogul Abdul Samad Rabiu assesses President Tinubu’s economic policies, from FX reforms to fuel subsidy removal, and their impact on industry.
With roads in areas like Ejigbo and Ikotun falling apart, Chiechefulam Ikebuiro demands urgent government action to restore dignity to Lagos residents.
In this opinion, 'Toks Oguntuga dissects Ogun state's silent political war between Governor Abiodun and Senator Daniel ahead of the explosive 2027 elections.
This piece by Seyi Gesinde details Dr. Tunji Alausa’s efforts to transform Nigeria’s education with UK partnerships and technical training programs.
Jennifer Odii exposes how corrupt housing policies, inflated property values, and unregulated agents, not just landlords, drive Africa’s rent crisis.
Digital rights advocate Wale Bakare explains how Meta’s $220m fine marks a turning point for Nigeria’s digital sovereignty and user data protection.
In this piece, Folaranmi Ajayi exposes the silent role teachers and supervisors play in fueling WAEC examination malpractice under the guise of preparation.
In this article, Chiechefulam Ikebuiro questions why Seyi Tinubu, son of President Tinubu, faces public backlash for actions unrelated to governance or politics.
Folorunso Fatai Adisa argues that Prof. Is-haq Oloyede is a rare honest leader and deserves fair criticism, not mob-driven condemnation over JAMB glitches.
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