When Bulldozers Rumbled In Makoko
Lagos residents say govt’s claim of 100 metre demolition from powerline mere excuse, add community may have been sold to highest bidder …Destroying our homes, burning our boats left us…
Ozekhome fraud case: Local and global dimensions
By Dele Kabir Hassan Nigeria has once again found itself under an unflattering international spotlight, not because of diplomatic missteps or economic turbulence, but because of a deeply troubling legal…
Professional responsibility and public communication: Lessons from tax reform package
By Chiwuike Uba The 2025 fiscal reform package in Nigeria represents one of the most ambitious efforts to modernise the country’s tax system in recent history. It comprises four key…
Ozoemena: Why ‘no victor, no vanquished’ must guide our national memory
By Emeka Okafor National symbols and commemorations are never neutral. They are not merely dates on a calendar; they signal what a nation chooses to remember, which pain it acknowledges,…
Abia: How governance was docked, convicted, and redeemed
By Dr. Monday Onyekachi Ubani, SAN This is a dinner Speech delivered by Dr M.O Ubani SAN at the dinner of just concluded Eastern Bar Forum Quarterly Meeting held in…
Ozekhome SAN: When a lawyer becomes the scapegoat
By Itsede Okhai Esq. Every Nigerian has seen this pattern before. A powerful man dies, the veil over his private dealings is lifted, and the public demands accountability. But the…
Punish Fuel Scooping
By PEB AFTER succumbing to sudden deaths from myriad avoidable causes, many Nigerians still seem bent on stretching an already grim tally by committing suicide. Scooping fuel spilled from crashed…
How Dangote is building multigenerational business empire legacy
By Faith Ajayi Billionaire businessman and founder of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has built his business empire deliberately while keeping succession and legacy firmly in view. Over several decades,…
Tinubu and Chagoury: The Medal and The Memory
By Sonala Olumhense Nigerians are a people of colour. Music. Dance. But the medal arrived like a thief in the night. No drums. No roll call of service rendered. No…
Nigeria’s crisis of judicial pensions is not about the law of karma
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu “The term of office of judges, their independence, security, adequate remuneration, conditions of service, pensions and the age of retirement shall be adequately secured by law.”…