Gulf war and the fragility of global order (2)
By GEB For years, tensions between Iran, Israel and the United States simmered beneath the surface. Disputes over Iran’s nuclear ambitions, its network of allied militias across the Middle East,…
Onigbinde: A coach of steel and conviction
By Lanre Ogundipe Sir: In the theatre of Nigerian football, where passion flows as freely as sweat on the pitch and where legends are measured not merely by trophies but…
Between Abiodun Ayoyinka. Wale Adenuga’s Papa Ajasco
By Ajuluchukwu Brown Recently, the internet was set ablaze with distressing news regarding Abiodun Ayoyinka, the actor celebrated for his portrayal of the beloved character ‘Papa Ajasco’ from the renowned…
How Middle East war is reinventing survival crisis
By Isaac Chibuife With the Middle East crisis feeding into the entire global economy through pressure on energy cost and testing the cooling global inflation, ISAAC CHIBUIFE, VICTORIA NWACHUKWU and…
Data Analytics Skills Affordable Registration Begins
For more information Contact Darach Associates https://darachinfotech.com/ Why data analytics skills are becoming essential for Nigerian businesses By Emmanuel Otori In today’s fast-changing digital economy, data is becoming one of…
Obiageli Ezekwesili, CFR: Reformer Global Icon Institutional leader
By Barakat Kehinde In the evolving story of global development and governance reform, few African voices have commanded as much influence, credibility, and moral authority as Dr. Obiageli “Oby” Ezekwesili.…
I was invited to St. James’s Palace ahead of Nigeria’s Historic State visit. Here’s what it means for the Diaspora
By Oluwatobi Aigbogun When the invitation arrived, I read it twice. His Majesty The King had invited a select group of Nigerian diaspora leaders to a private reception at St.…
The war that could ignite the world
By Dr. Jude Dike The United States, Israel and Iran are locked in a confrontation that could reshape the global order. The question is whether diplomacy can outrun escalation. History…
What the Gulf region conflict means for Nigeria’s economy
By Tope Fasoranti The hostilities in the Gulf Region have delivered a classic terms-of-trade shock to Nigeria. Brent crude was trading at about $73 per barrel on the eve of…
Aiyedatiwa and the ostrich game
By Ayodeji Ologun For long, the people waited for the court’s decision. And finally, it came with a bang. The Federal High Court sitting in Akure, the Ondo State capital,…