The Strait closed without a shot
By Stephanie Shaakaa For generations, the world assumed that if the Strait of Hormuz ever closed, it would be because someone fired the first shot. What the world is discovering…
When the beat stops: Burna Boy, a sleeping fan, and the law
By Ikenna Okoli, SAN, FCIArb. Introduction The widely circulated video of Burna Boy interrupting a performance in the United States to demand the removal of a woman who appeared to…
The Day ỌmọOlógo brought Sunshine to the United Kingdom
Sir: The state visit of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to the United Kingdom on March 18 and19, 2026 is marked by destiny, dignity and renewed hope. It is a visit…
Before Tinubu leaves Northern elites behind
By Martins Oloja This is another time for me to speak to the powers that be, specifically to the elites in northern Nigeria who don’t appear to understand the times…
The Emergence Of Ekiti’s Blueprint Of Shared Prosperity
By Folorunso S. Aluko The decisions taken at the Second Meeting of the Ekiti State Executive Council on Wednesday, 11 March 2026, were more than a routine catalogue of approvals.…
Widowhood is not a jamboree
By Chukwuneta Oby I was in the midst of some widows recently. And the experiences they shared during the encounter were an eye-opener. What is unanimous in their individual accounts…
FCT Election: Widening Gap Between Eligible Voters, Power
By GEB Last month’s area council election in the Federal Capital Territory is a sad metaphor for how elections should not be held in any country, let alone one widely…
2027: Data, not Noise, may decide the most consequential election
By Olusegun Oruame Nigeria is inching toward 2027 with a familiar tension. But beneath the surface, something radically different is unfolding. This election may not be decided by the loudest…
What Schools are not Teaching about AI and why it matters
By Oluwaseyi Akintola In June 2024, some 800 students were enrolled in a World Bank-funded pilot after-school programme that uses generative artificial intelligence to aid learning in Benin City, the…
Sorry, My Lord Is Not Sitting
By Festus Ogun Yes, “my lord is not sitting”. So, what can you do about that other than to murmur and return to your office? This information about my lord’s…