Tension has escalated after the Donald Trump-led US launched fresh strikes on Iran, prompting a swift retaliatory response from Tehran amid growing concerns.
In an opinion piece, analyst Oluwafemi Popoola assesses the Oriire abductions and the implications for Nigeria’s security crisis and counterterrorism response.
Peace analyst Lekan Olayiwola dissects what the US Senate gets wrong about Nigeria’s faith-based conflict and how weak governance fuels rising insecurity.
In this opinion, Donald Trump’s threat to use force in Nigeria to protect Christians, and the dangers of oversimplifying the complex violence, are examined.
Nnamdi Kanu risks his court case by representing himself, says Opatola Victor, National Coordinator of Lawyers for Civil Liberties, in a detailed legal analysis.
In this opinion, Folaranmi Ajayi critiques WAEC’s sudden 2026 exam reforms as it leaves students confused, with unclear subjects and tight registration deadlines.
In this thought-provoking opinion, Lekan Olayiwola questions why Nnamdi Kanu’s detention still drags, showing how delay exposes Nigeria’s weak trust in due process.
In this deep analysis, Dr. Toks Oguntuga breaks down how the military’s own language betrayed what it tried to hide about the alleged coup plot in Nigeria.
In this opinion, legal practitioner Opatola Victor outlines how the AGF’s plan to “review” Tinubu’s pardon list clashes with Nigeria’s 1999 Constitution.
In this opinion, Dr. Toks Oguntuga argues that transparency in communicating Finance minister Wale Edun’s health is vital for public trust and market stability.
Lawyers for Civil Liberties’ Opatola Victor explains why Senate’s passport restriction punishes Nigerians unfairly and breaks constitutional protections.
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