Life & Style
Chika Idu Interrogates Migration, Freedom in Solo Exhibition
Yinka Olatunbosun At Arami, a fine-dining space in Lekki, Lagos, a collection of drawings and paintings unfolds a resonant story of water, childhood, migration, freedom, history and the environment. Titled
Crime, Captivity and Class Warfare in Oluseyi Albert’s Eco-Centric Crime Thriller
Yinka Olatunbosun Oluseyi Albert’s Flaming Ice is a slow-burning crime thriller, its suspense punctuated by romance and a succession of unsettling incidents that keep the reader guessing until the final
VALUE EROSION: NIGERIA’S GREATEST CHALLENGE
Nigerians are becoming less capable of being shocked by wrongdoing, contends GODWIN SOGOLO Toward the close of the last century, much of the world had already begun to turn its
NIGERIA AND POLITICS OF FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL
I can recall the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF), established in the aftermath of the 1993 fuel-price increase, when the price of petrol rose from about N3.50 to N8.50 per litre.
The Renewed Move for Peace in Warri
Paul Nwogu There has been a renewed move for peace in Warri. Over the past few months the messaging from the kings in Warri has been one of peace and
2027: C’River ‘Evidence Group’ Mobilises Mammoth Crowd for Civic Engagement
The streets of Calabar came alive on Saturday as a mammoth crowd of youths, women, elders and political supporters poured into the city for a solidarity walk organised by the
Nigeria’s Economy: Stability for Whom?
By Ugo Inyama Nigeria’s economy increasingly resembles a house whose foundations have been repaired while its occupants remain hungry. The structure may be steadier, but the people living inside it
UK’s Disintegration As Prognosis For Federations
By Mobolaji Sanusi “Empires always have the hubris to think they are indestructible, when in fact they are always unsustainable.”—Marianne Williamson(1952 till date). Nothing in life lasts forever. Not even
34.8m Hungry Nigerians: The Muted Disaster that Should Shape 2027 Elections
Chineme Okafor The number of Nigerians facing acute food insecurity in 2026 ought to be central in the 2027 elections discourse, in particular, the presidential debates. The implications of this
At 70, Nkechi Ali-Balogun Reflects on Life of Purpose, Persistence, Impact
Renowned public relations practitioner, Dr. Nkechi Ali-Balogun has built a flourishing career spanning over three decades and has contributed to the growth and practice of PR. A household name, Ali-Balogun recently turned
