Fresh online posts have sparked questions over whether former President Goodluck Jonathan visited convicted IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu in prison in Sokoto.
Temitope Ajayi critiques Cardinal Onaiyekan's interview, defending President Tinubu’s responses and the complexities of governing amidst Nigeria's challenges.
In the aftermath of the Oriire school attack, Oluwafemi Popoola discusses Nigeria's desensitisation to violence, and the tragic loss of teacher Michael Oyedokun.
Peace and conflict expert Lekan Olayiwola explains why Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis cannot end through force alone. He analysed the systems that make it active.
In this opinion piece, Oluwatosin Ogundeyi, discusses the Oyo school kidnap and explains how insecurity is changing schools, travel, and daily living across Nigeria.
Kalu Okoronkwo analyses the Dangote Refinery IPO as a potential turning point for African industrial investment and ordinary investor participation.
Public policy analyst Temidayo Akinsuyi discusses South-West insecurity after Oyo abductions. He focuses on warnings, security gaps, and regional response issues.
Desmond Elliot's defeat reignites discussions on loyalty and influence in Lagos APC politics. Analyst Temidayo Akinsuyi examines party dynamics and implications.
Political analyst Temidayo Akinsuyi writes on Desmond Elliot’s struggle with Lagos APC leaders in Surulere and the Ambode-style political pressure.
Governor Seyi Makinde's 2027 presidential bid prompts debate over his alliances, chances, and legacy in a divided PDP. It is analysed by Tinubu’s aide, Rahman.
The Oyo school attack is used by Lekan Olayiwola to show how abandoned rural governance is weakening security and enabling armed groups in Nigeria.
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