Awolowo’s Enduring Thoughts
By Abdu Rafiu Colleagues and readers of this column have drawn my attention to an article by Mr. Tayo Lawal which I was to discover has gone viral, if I…
By Abdu Rafiu Colleagues and readers of this column have drawn my attention to an article by Mr. Tayo Lawal which I was to discover has gone viral, if I…
By Ivara Esege Our son, Nkanu Nnamdi, died at Euracare Hospital on January 7, 2026. He was 21 months old. My wife was already planning the 2nd birthday party for…
By M. O. Idam It has become increasingly common if not fashionable for bank customers in Nigeria to wake up to a Post No Debit (PND) restriction placed on their…
By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, SAN INTRODUCTION From time immemorial, criminal liability has always been personal. You cannot transfer the responsibility of a crime from one person to another, no matter their…
T.B. Joshua’s legacy five years after his passing. Thousands of worshippers, ministers, dignitaries and partners from across the world gathered on Friday, June 5, 2026, at the Synagogue Church of…
By Toluwalope Shodunke I was sitting on my three-seater chair with its peeling leather in my 2-by-2-metre apartment when I heard a voice: “Egbon, ba yi si?” Looking up, I…
By Eddie Onyeka Just when Nigerians thought things couldn’t get any harder in America, the Trump administration has served another major blow. On May 21, 2026, the United States Department…
By Akintunde Akinwande-Albert Democracy flourishes when public officials and governments at all levels are subjected to scrutiny. Criticism is healthy. Dissent is necessary. Yet, criticism acquires value only when it…
By Chinwe Enyinna One afternoon at D’ Survivor Hub, a young mentee asked me what I thought about her delaying marriage to pursue her master’s degree abroad. I replied, “Well,…
Advocacy for global support for science and investment in world health systems as she did recently, the wife of the President, Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu, has rightly postulated that consistent and…