A mother and her six children were brutally killed in Kano. Three suspects, including a relative, have been arrested as the community mourns this tragic loss.
Femi Fani-Kayode’s 1966 coup story comes under scrutiny as Kalu Okoronkwo clarifies misconceptions, historical inaccuracies, and ethnic misreading.
In this opinion, David Bassey Antia writes on Justice Omotosho’s handling of Nnamdi Kanu’s trial, showing how law and courage shaped the landmark decision.
Associate Professor Kazeem Oyedele Lamidi discussed the 2024 Supreme Court ruling, political resistance, and the practical hurdles to real LG autonomy in Nigeria.
Kalu Okoronkwo shares why Nigerian leaders struggle to earn authority despite wielding power, and how weak legitimacy and poor accountability hurt national progress.
In this opinion, David Bassey Antia critiques the misuse of sovereignty in Nigeria amid genocide risks, terrorism, and attacks on civilians, condemning inaction
The lone voice of Rev. Dachomo amid Northern Nigeria attacks and the global spotlight sparked by Trump was examined by analyst Oluwafemi Popoola in this opinion.
In Anambra 2025, vote-buying thrived amid denial and arrests; Lekan Olayiwola explained systemic flaws and the human side of transactional politics.
In this opinion, educator Folaranmi Ajayi questions why Nigerian professors earn so little and warns that the nation is losing its best minds to neglect.
As Nigeria faces tests of unity and credibility after Trump’s claim of Christian genocide, Lekan Olayiwola outlines practical ways to safeguard the nation’s future.
Peace analyst Lekan Olayiwola dissects what the US Senate gets wrong about Nigeria’s faith-based conflict and how weak governance fuels rising insecurity.
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