Wike vs Fubara: One day, one trouble
Go and put your house in order. Do not turn Tinubu into a dictator and then, return later to complain that Nigeria is a federal system.
Why the North suddenly cares about Northern lives
When your sense of rage and outrage is activated or suppressed by the primordial identity of the person in power, you have no conscience.
Nigeria at COP28: Separating the facts from fiction
President Tinubu and other officials on the Federal government delegation are in Dubai for serious business not jamboree.
Who will tell the Chief Justice?
These numbers dramatise the extent to which the Supreme Court has become captured by politicians and explain the crisis of lack of exit from courts that Ebun Sofunde complained bitterly about.
How to stop judicial coups against democracy in Nigeria
It’s oddly ironic that the judiciary, which should be the bulwark of democracy, has become such a dreadful terror to democracy that people are seeking to protect democracy from it.
A budget prioritising Nigerians
Nigeria is a country where there is an affluence of unsullied, diverse talents and abilities.
What critics of Rufai Oseni don’t know about journalism
Everyone who is older than the next person thinks his numerical age bestows some superiority on him over a younger person.
Atiku, Obi and the road to Kilimanjaro
There are three things that could minimise this regular cycle of bitter election combats, which take a toll on everyone, except those for whom the combats have become a cash cow.
This Seaport In The Southeast; The Feasibility
By Capt. Evarest Nnaji
As we take seriously, the need for a realistically more robust economic activities cum development of Southeast Nigeria where potentials of Ndigbo could be harnessed and deployed towards the end of...