It’s Turbulent But Not Dangerous
By Evarest Nnaji As we mark International Civil Aviation Day, it is important to reinforce the fact that aviation remains the most reliable, effective, efficient, and safest mode of transportation…
A categorical denial and condemnation of malicious and defamatory publications by Sahara Reporters And The Nigeria Lawyer
By Chief Joe Kyari Gadzama, SAN, OFR, MFR My attention has been drawn to two highly defamatory and utterly false publications circulating in the media space, specifically: 1 Sahara Reporters:…
How Wealthy Countries aid and abetting Nigeria’s $400B loot
Nigerian public officials have stolen more than $400 billion from state coffers since the 1980s, with much of the funds transferred to and retained in wealthy foreign countries. This is…
Nigeria’s Global Perspective: Call For Responsible Patriotism, Diplomatic Prudence
By : Abiodun Oluwadare On October 31, 2025, the United States formally designated Nigeria a “Country of Particular Concern,” a move that has reverberated across national and diplomatic spaces. For…
The Untold Power Of Fibre In Nigerian Meals
By Benjamin Akangbe For years, conversations about healthy eating in Nigeria have centred on sugar, oil, cholesterol and, more recently, portion size. However, in the background and not often talked…
Like Russia In Ukraine, Like Rwanda In Congo DR
By Victor Ariole President Trump seems genuinely interested in brokering peace between Congo DR and Rwanda, as well as Ukraine and Russia, but Kagame and Putin are quite seeing it…
Performance Management System As A Game Changer In Nigeria’s Development Progress
By Prof. Tunji Olaopa One critical question that I have contended with for some time as a public service institutional reformer is, why has it been so very difficult to…
FIRS-France Tax Collaboration
By Aderonke Atoyebi We are in the 21st century, and the way technology, commerce, and governance are evolving demands institutions that are agile, ambitious, and globally aware. Nigeria, our beloved…
Nigeria Needs Safe Schools
By Gordon Brown Edinburgh—In the last few weeks, more than 300 children have been abducted from Nigerian schools in a new wave of kidnappings by terrorist groups hellbent on extorting…
Why ADADA Deserves To Be South-East Sixth State
By Chinedu Makata The renewed national conversation on the creation of new states has reopened an important question for the South-East geopolitical zone: which proposal most appropriately reflects the region’s…