SGF Senator Akume Strenghtens Federal Policy Coordination Through Strategic Committee Inauguration
By Amb. Musa Muhammad Tsoken Senator George Akume, in his capacity as Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF),
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Opinion
Aviation Expert Engr. Joshua Keftin Amuga Strongly Endorses Retention of Minister Festus Keyamo for Continued Aviation Reforms Amid Cabinet Reshuffle
Oru Leonard In light of the anticipated cabinet reshuffle by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, renowned aviation expert Engr. Joshua Keftin
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On “Five-Plus-One Leprous-Finger Church Leaders”: My Response to Dr. Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinye I would ordinarily ignore Dr. Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe’s write-up titled “NIGERIA’S FIVE-PLUS-ONE LEPROUS-FINGER CHURCH LEADERS…”
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Faith, Empire, and Africa: Rethinking Islam, Christianity, and Sovereignty
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi Africa’s struggle for emancipation cannot be resolved without confronting the historical entanglement of faith and power.
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AMUPITAN AND INEC’S CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Nick Dazang The notion of the Unsung Hero, which has fascinated us and etched itself in our consciousness, must be
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A Defection Against Conscience: What Abba Atiku’s Move Says About Nigeria’s Political Soul
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi January 15, 2026, should have been a solemn day of national reflection. Sixty years after
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SPEED: THE SILENT SIREN OF DEATHS ON OUR ROADS
By Olusegun Ogungbemide Against the backdrop of hard data and lived reality, the analytical record of road traffic crashes between
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Nigeria’s Call, Compatriots Obey
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi Nigeria’s journey of nation building does not permit final condemnation through partisan judgments. Partisan politics,
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The Plastic Harvest: A Molecular Invasion of the Nigerian Table
By Dr. Iyke Ezeugo Across the sweeping landscapes of Nigeria—from the sun-drenched plains of the North to the humid, fertile
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MADURO’S EXTRACTION
Nick Dazang History repeated itself last week – both as a farce and as a tragedy. From the 7th Century
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