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Osun, EFCC, and the darkness democracy must never invite
By Moshood Oshunfurewa Democracy is often celebrated for its elections, vibrant campaigns, and peaceful transfer of power. Yet these visible features alone do not define a healthy democratic system. The true
Insecurity in Nigeria: A national emergency demanding collective resolve
By KOLAWOLE OJELABI Nigeria today stands at a troubling crossroads. Across vast stretches of the country, fear has become a constant companion of ordinary citizens. From rural communities to urban centres,
Forced migration: The emerging humanitarian time bomb
By Victor-Bandele Dada Human history has always been accompanied by migration. Communities have moved in search of fertile land, economic opportunity, political freedom, religious liberty, and security. Migration, in itself, is
Can NDC Resolve Growing Concerns in Abia State Before 2027?
By Phillip Ogbonna As Nigeria gradually moves toward the 2027 general elections, political parties are expected to strengthen their internal structures, inspire confidence among their members, and present themselves as credible
Interior Minister’s achievements have projected youths positively
By Saka Ola Ahmed The Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, achievements in his ministry in the last three years have created a positive image for youths in the country and
Chinda most suitable for Rivers Brick House
By Caleb Ekesunnie Rt. Hon. Kingsley Ogundu Chinda current member of the House of Representatives, representing Obio/ Akpor Federal Constituency, Rivers State has been in the news lately for good reasons. He emerged a few months
GLO@23: The Bull still reigns supreme
By Bodex Hungbo In a corporate world where corporate giants regularly swap boardrooms like trading cards and sell off equity at the first sign of volatility, one legendary tycoon continues to
Ada Owere picks Clinton, by Emeka Obasi
I love this Ada Owere I Movement ably piloted by Dr. Betty – Anyanwu Akeredolu, former First Lady of Ondo State who like, Hillary Clinton before her, is digging deeper into
Nigeria: A union of ethnic mistrust and hatred
By BEN OGU As already established, the problem of Nigeria is neither hunger nor kidnapping nor fuel. These are real problems, but only micro symptoms of the real underlying ailment. The
S/AFRICA: A bond that must never be broken (5)
By Femi Fani-Kayode To buttress the point permit me to share the words of Mr. Kio Amachree, a Stockholm-based Nigerian writer. On July 13, he wrote the following on X:
