Opinion

Olu Allen In Nigeria today, applying for a passport feels less like a civic process and more like buying a ticket into your own citizenship. Prices now hover between ₦100,000 …

Olu Allen In diplomacy, every trip tells a story. Three trips to the same country in one year tell the wrong one. That is why President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s decision …

Dr Austin Orette This is not an endorsement of any leader in Nigeria. I have observed that Nigerians have formed a subculture of always complaining as a means of coping …

Saviour Akpan, Esq. IntroductionThe Nigerian Criminal Justice Sector, with the Nigeria Police Force as the gatekeeper, constitutionally mandates the equal protection of lives and property and respect for the fundamental …

I feel compelled to address recent claims circulated by the Kano State Government that seek to link former Governor Abdullahi Ganduje to alleged financial misappropriation, corruption, and misconduct. These assertions, …

Olu Allen Brands live and die by perception. Across the world, companies have dropped ambassadors whose conduct endangered trust. Jaiz Bank’s decision to tie itself “for life” to a polarizing …

By Dan Kano I have watched Kano’s civil space rise and fall over the years, and I must confess, what we are living through today is one of the saddest …

Hassan Gimba But in reality, they do not know who they are, having become vessels for the new indolence that has deprived them of self-awareness and natural knowledge. Their goals …

Prof. Usman Yusuf The words of Thomas Aquinas, the foremost scholastic thinker and one of the most influential philosophers, are as true and fitting today as when they were said …

Olu Allen In 1999, when President Olusegun Obasanjo inherited a battered democracy and a debt-ridden economy, Nigeria was shackled by unsustainable foreign debt. But in one of the boldest acts …