Opinion

Olu Allen The constitutional ghost Section 130(1) of Nigeria’s Constitution names the President “Head of State.” Yet since May 2023, Nigerians have whispered a question that should never be necessary …

Olu Allen Nigerian airports, everyone is “equal” —but some are first-class equal. Take Kwam O, Senator Adams Oshiomhole. He once shut down a runway for three full hours as if …

Prof. Tonnie Osa Iredia Retired public servants as distinct from political office holders in Nigeria live in penury. The value of their pensions is not only too little for survival, …

Ibrahim Bulama Lamba In the unfolding story of Nigerian journalism, Mallam Hassan Gimba Ahmed holds a chapter written in honor, courage, and truth. A man of principle and vision, he …

Saleh Salihu Saminaka The resignation of Professor Sani Bello and Benjamin Jock, two high-ranking figures in Governor Uba Sani’s inner political circle, has sent shockwaves through the Kaduna State Government …

Hassan Gima “If your plan is for one year, plant rice; if your plan is for ten years, plant trees; if your plan is for one hundred years, educate children” – Guan …

Olu Allen Nigeria’s twin crises under its two All Progressives Congress (APC) presidents spring from a single flaw: both men fought harder for the title of president than for the …

Haruna Manu Isah Kano State, a cornerstone of Northern Nigeria’s economic and agricultural development, is facing a growing environmental and public safety crisis; one that has long gone under-regulated and …

Sleep deserted my eyes after a deeply unsettling conversation with an elder I’ve long admired, someone I believed stood for truth, integrity, and justice. But to my dismay, this person …

Olu Allen In Nigeria’s political history, the South West once held a unique moral compass, a region where politics was a dignified contest of ideas, vision, and service. From Obafemi …