Unfurling a new face of FUOYE
Sir: Former United States Secretary of State, Henry A. Kissinger, makes a profound statement about the mission of a vision-driven leader, saying, “the task of a leader is to get…
Legal Practitioners Bill 2025: Reform at the expense of young lawyers
By Lateef Omoyemi Akangbe The Legal Practitioners Bill 2025, is presented as a bold effort to modernise the regulation of Nigeria’s legal profession. Reform is necessary. Standards must improve, accountability…
Imperative of strengthening Nigerian banks
By Isah Aliyu Chiroma “The recapitalisation programme has strengthened the capital base of Nigerian banks, reinforcing the resilience of the financial system and ensuring it is well-positioned to support economic…
Exit of Edun : Where Truth is inconvenient
By Olufemi Aduwo The removal of Wale Edun as Nigeria’s Minister of Finance is not an isolated administrative adjustment. It is a revealing moment, one that lays bare a deeper…
Not too early for ADC to Anoint a candidate
By Alabi Williams If parties are going to do well in next year’s elections, this is the time to do a realistic assessment of areas of strength and weak points.…
Single Digit Inflation Rate Target Possible Despite M’East Crisis
By Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Olayemi Cardoso, said Nigeria will achieve single digit inflation rate despite marginal rise in inflation rate to 15.38 per cent in…
After The Courtroom Empties, Everyone Moves On Except The Victim
By Sola Adeola A conviction may close a case, but it does not always heal a victim. A justice system that forgets the victim is only doing half its job.…
Law or Labyrinth: Is Nigeria’s New Electoral Act A Dead End For Democracy?
By Festus Ifeanyi Anagwu The signing of the Electoral Act 2026 feels like a recurring fever in the Nigerian body politic. Just as the nation begins to catch its breath…
Nigeria and Insecurity: When prayer is an affront
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu My ill-fated country, those you have affronted with them you must be equalized by sharing the same affront. Those you have denied human rights, Allowed to…
Interrogating the narrative about women disinheritance and property ownership rights in Igbo custom: The facts, the fiction and the law
By Jimmy Abia You have often heard it said that “women are not allowed to own property among Igbos” or “women cannot inherit property in Igbo custom” But these narratives…