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Abia’s Progress and the Burden of Proof: A Reflection on Governor Otti and Democratic Accountability

March 3, 2026 news-admin 0 Comments

By Citizen Dr. Bolaji O. Akinyemi Democracy is not a choir rehearsal. It is a marketplace of questions — rigorous,

By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi PREAMBLE: A REPUBLIC AT WAR WITH ITS OWN CONSTITUTION Nigeria today stands trapped in a

By Oru Leonard When the curtains rose on the 2nd Niger Delta Games in Benin City, the focus was meant

February 27, 2026 news-admin 0 Comments

By Nick Dazang The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Area Council Elections, which took place on Saturday, 21st February 2026, elicited

February 22, 2026 news-admin 0 Comments

By Bolaji O. Akinyemi Nigeria is again standing at a dangerous intersection of identity, power, and silence; curiously, Peter

By Ben Ogbemudia Some disgruntled voices have been calling for the resignation of Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) President, Musa Ahmed

February 16, 2026 news-admin 0 Comments

By Bolaji O. Akinyemi History rarely announces itself with trumpets. More often, it arrives quietly—encoded in policy language, legitimised by

By Mohammed Manga Imagine a Nigeria where power is reliable, roads are smooth, and ports are bustling with efficiency

February 14, 2026 news-admin 0 Comments

Nick Dazang Following outrage at its rejection of electronic transmission of results from polling units to the INEC Results Viewing

February 8, 2026 news-admin 0 Comments

Nick Dazang Two wordsmiths, Dan Agbese and Matthew Hassan Kukah, have aptly captured our unwholesome national predilections. While others thought