O’TEGA OGRA & TEMITOPE AJAYI There is a particular kind of silence that greets progress in Nigeria—when food prices fall, inflation slows, the country […]
Category: Opinion
Chukwuemeka Odumuegwu Ojukwu University, A Legacy Reborn: Hon Chike Anyaonu’s Reflections
ERNIE ONWUMERE May 24, 2025, marked a momentous occasion – the 15th Convocation ceremony and 25th Anniversary of COO University Igbeariam. The air was alive […]
Western Visa Scam: A Drain On Africa’s Resources
The Western visa system has become a significant source of frustration and despair for many Africans. Individuals invest their life savings or borrow money to […]
Lifestyle And Minimalism
DON EBUBEOGU It is laughable that in the Nigerian social media circle, the word “Lifestyle” has been redefined to mean showcasing wealth and living a […]
Retirement Landscape: What Does The Future Look Like?
TIMI OLUBIYI, Ph.D Across the African continent, a silent crisis is unfolding: the rise of retirement poverty only a few have retirement security. From Lagos […]
When The Village Becomes The Enemy: A Rejoinder To Sen. Peter Nwebonyi’s Eyesore Epistle
UGOCHIMEREZE CHINEDU ASUZU “Woe to those who make unjust laws, to those who issue oppressive decrees, to deprive the poor of their rights and […]
Ibrahim Traore: A Beacon Of African Liberation
True independence requires more than just diplomatic gestures; it demands courage, self-determination and proactive efforts. Africa’s progress hinges on its ability to assert its sovereignty. […]
Nigeria’s Sugar “Crisis” Is a Myth –And Our Economy May Pay The Price For Believing It
CHUDY UWADIEGWU As Nigeria continues to grapple with pressing economic and social challenges, it is imperative that our public policies are grounded in data, logic, […]
Anambra 2025: Why Soludo’s Re-Election Is Guaranteed
AZUH ARINZE Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo’s re-election bid for a second term as Anambra State Governor appears increasingly unassailable. His administration’s transformative achievements across […]
Nigeria’s Governors: Halfway To Where? (1)
ABIODUN KOMOLAFE To begin with, any assessment of the subnational level must acknowledge that Nigeria’s federal system is defective and quasi-federalist in nature. Put […]