By Bello Charles Kolawole (Ph.D) The much-publicized Ibadan Declaration of April 25, 2026, has been presented as a bold step toward rescuing Nigeria’s democracy. But beneath...
By: DCM Bisi Kazeem (Rtd) fsi MNIM anipr In a development that has sent ripples across Nigeria’s oil and gas landscape, Comrade (Dr.) Otunba Salimon Akanni...
By: Timothy Enietan-Matthews Today, Saturday, April 25, 2026, Nigeria pauses to celebrate a quintessential son of the soil, a towering intellectual, and a committed servant of...
By: Feyisetan Ogunfuyi By all appearances, the public endorsement of Senator Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) by Governor Dapo Abiodun was meant to steady the ship, an assurance...
By: Olamiposi OjoEvery seasoned aviation expert will tell you the same thing: when a hijacker strikes, nobody wins, not the pilots, not the passengers, and certainly...
In Nigeria’s ever-dramatic political arena, outrage is cheap, virtue is often performative, and calls for resignation have become the new currency of relevance. The latest spectacle?...
Nigeria’s opposition politics has taken a troubling turn—one that raises serious questions not just about leadership, but about responsibility, credibility, and the growing culture of digital...
In Nigeria’s ever-theatrical political space, controversy often travels faster than truth. The latest storm comes courtesy of former Sports Minister Solomon Dalung, who has launched a...
Nigeria’s cinema industry, once hailed as the next growth frontier for Nollywood, is increasingly coming under scrutiny—not for lack of audience interest or quality films, but...
In Oyo State, where history breathes through tradition and power is often negotiated between modern politics and ancient institutions, the emerging governorship ambition of Sharafadeen Abiodun...
