Lingering Crisis Over Local Government Creation
By Eric Teniola There is a lingering problem over the way and manner local governments have been created arbitrarily in this country. The problem became worse under the military. Some…
Christmas: Joy To A Troubled World
By Luke Onyekakeyah The message of Christmas is joy to the world. The first Christmas heralded the birth of Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour. The stage was set in…
Daily struggles and systemic failures test the nation’s patience
By Chiwuike Uba There is a saying that “worrying is like worshipping the problem.” At first, this may sound exaggerated, even unfair, especially in a country like Nigeria, where daily…
Tax law: Bank narrations to determine business, personal liability
BY-Damilola Aina examines how Nigeria’s planned tax reforms from 2026 will make bank transfer narrations a key factor in determining personal and business tax obligations. Using real-life scenarios and expert…
Reclaiming The Heart Of Nigeria’s Healthcare
Every civilisation rises or falls on the health of its people. A nation that neglects the health of its citizens mortgages its future. The German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer once said,…
Revenue Service: A new era for Nigeria’s revenue
As we close the curtains on the Federal Inland Revenue Service in 2025 and officially welcome the Nigeria Revenue Service in 2026, we can see this moment as a change…
Digital Intelligence: Nigeria’s new frontline against insecurity
By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Nigeria’s evolving security landscape took centre stage this morning as Prof. Ojo Emmanuel Ademola, Nigeria and Africa’s first Professor of Cybersecurity & Information Technology Management, featured…
Criminalising Protest Undermines Democracy
By Okechukwu Nwanguma The recent arrest and disappearance of human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore during the Free Nnamdi Kanu protest in Abuja once again expose the fragile foundations of Nigeria’s…
State Police Still An Urgent Constitutional Imperative
By EB The renewed clamour for State Police that has once again echoed loudly across Nigeria’s geo-political zones is not unexpected, considering the unprecedented rise in terrorists’ onslaught. This time,…
Africa’s case for reparations is no longer theoretical
By Stanley Olisa Africa has made many demands of the world over the decades. Few have carried the moral clarity and political weight of the one now taking shape: a…