Opinion

By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi This extrapolatory perspective may be quite a stretch, but if you follow carefully, you’ll see that there is a premise to the surmise. At the just-concluded World Economic Forum...

What could have united the Indian freedom fighter, Mahatma Gandhi, and the British-Nigerian boxing champion, Anthony Joshua, fondly called AJ, in a sentence, you may be wondering. Well, they met in the mind...

Let me talk to you straight, like we’re sitting over a bottle of malt or a cup of tea, discussing what’s really going on in Nigeria’s oil business. This week,...

For over a decade, Nigeria has battled the expansion of banditry, particularly across the North-West and North-Central regions. Despite repeated military strikes, air bombardments, and coordinated ground operations, the cycle...

By E. Chijioke Ogbonna, PhD At twilight of the weekend, just like a thief in the Night, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu released the list of 32 nominees for ambassadorial postings....

I have seen plenty of drama in this town, but Tuesday in Gaduwa took the cake. FCT Minister Nyesom Wike rolled up to Plot 1946 with his usual convoy and...

The word genocide is heavy. It means the state plans to wipe out a people. In Nigeria, the claim is that Christians face this fate. Seven thousand were killed in...

The picture hurts to look at. A single goalpost stands in a dusty field, surrounded by stands that look like an abandoned construction site. When FIFA changed its X banner...

The streets of Abuja pulsed with raw emotion on Monday, as Omoyele Sowore led a determined crowd under the banner of FreeNnamdiKanuNow, demanding freedom for Nnamdi Kanu, the polarizing leader...

As Nigeria prepares to roll out a new tax law starting in 2026, the announcement has stirred a wave of public concern, and rightly so. The government says the plan...