THE MEAT OF THEIR MEAL Momodu, Fani-Kayode, Omokri—and the Quiet Capture of Choice
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi In every African home, when elders quarrel over the cooking pot, the wise do not
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Opinion
UK-Nigeria Trade & Investment Partnership: NEPZA in the mix
Martins Odeh The Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, along with several Chief Executives of agencies under
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The Last Card: Kano, Kwankwaso, and Dickson’s Davidian Quiet Gambit
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi Politics, like the street game of Whot (WOTH), is not won by the loudest player—but
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“Naija No Dey Carry Last?” — Truth Be Told, We Don Carry Last
By Citizen Bolaji O Akinyemi When Charles III said “Naija no dey carry last” in the presence of Bola Ahmed
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Are women now better poised for dynamic leadership roles in Nigeria’s sports administration?
Oru Leonard The Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC), in a strategic partnership with Olympic Solidarity, has successfully concluded a transformative three-day
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AMERICA/ISRAEL VS IRAN WAR WINDFALL
By Nick Dazang Conflict is inevitable. It defines the affairs of humanity. Sometimes such conflicts are resolved through diplomacy. At
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X-Raying Shehu Mohammed’s Transformative Strides in Ensuring Safe Highways During Festive Seasons
By Osondu Ohaeri The roar of engines, the surge of travellers, and the urgency of re-union have always defined Nigeria’s
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THE ECONOMY OF DARKNESS: From One Family’s Pain to a Nation’s Loss
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi Last week, darkness did not just visit—it stayed. It began like every other outage Nigerians
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CONSISTENCY AND CONTEXT: SOWORE, ABIA, AND THE POLITICS OF PROCESS
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi There is a difference between ideological consistency and situational accuracy. One sustains conviction; the other
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A CALL FOR UNITY AND MASS SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU AHEAD OF 2027 ELECTIONS
By Amb. Musa Muhammed Tsoken The time has come for all of us to come out in unity, our elders
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