Elections: The FCT verdict and inevitability of 2027
By Jude Obioha The 2027 presidential election may still be months away, but its contours are already visible to anyone willing to read the signs. Politics, like history, leaves clues.…
IWD 2026: Investing In Women, Accelerating Global Progress
By Amb. Prof. Mrs Victoria Ayishetu Enape Distinguished delegates, respected leaders, esteemed colleagues, and extraordinary women from across the world,Today, as we celebrate more than a day on the calendar,…
Kano Politics: Where Assembly Seats Are A Family Affair
An unusual political transition unfolded in Kano State after the deaths of two lawmakers, Hon. Aminu Sa’ad of Ungogo and Hon. Sarki Aliyu Daneji of Kano Municipal. In this piece,…
NOUN Law graduates hope to the Bar
By Ikechukwu Nnochiri The National Assembly amended the National Open University Act (Cap. N6, LFN 1983) in 2017, primarily to align the institution with conventional universities and eliminate discriminatory barriers…
When couple spend night together and one dies: Justice on pause, outrage on repeat
By Stephanie Shaakaa In this country, verdicts are often declared before facts arrive. A man and a woman spend the night together. By morning, one of them is dead. If…
Lagos: Governor Sanwo-Olu versus enemies of progress
By Dele Sobowale “It is the part of a king to do good for his subjects and be maligned for it” – Alexander the Great, VBQ p 113. Since the…
Gains of State Police in Nigeria
By Tonnie Iredia The clamour for the introduction of state police in Nigeria took a brighter turn last week when President Bola Ahmed Tinubu called on the national assembly to…
A Tale Of Two Baba Go Slow
By Stephen Angbulu What is the difference between being patient in Nigeria and being patient elsewhere? Being patient in Nigeria requires diligent practice. It’s like the Olympics. The patience it…
US-Iran War: Tears in Tehran won’t dry soon
Birds fly against the backdrop of smoke rising after a strike on the Iranian capital of Tehran on March 5, 2026. Israel pounded Tehran with fresh strikes and Iran targeted…
Nobody Is Destined To Be Poor But Failure To Add Values
By Banji Alabi Sir: People who made it all over the world are those who provide solutions to problems confronting humanity, they are those who refuse to surrender to failure,…