When Structure Defeats Stardom
By Oluyemi Emmanuel Ejidiran This piece is about the current and quiet revolution at Arsenal Football club and how Mikel Arteta built a football institution capable of challenging Europe’s elite…
Strategies For Combating Terrorism Financing In Nigeria
By Wahab Shittu SAN Terrorist financing is not merely a financial crime it is the lifeblood of extremism. Severing that lifeline demands more than freezing accounts; it demands intelligence, coordination,…
Scrap KLT Lagos Customs Area Command
By Eso Onwuji Sir: In my 20 years study of the KLT Customs Area Command, I observed that the command is not justifying the Federal Government resources allocated to it,…
Open letter to Senator Godswill Akpabio for Senate oversight into the suspension of airtime and data credit services
By Ayoade Ilori Your Excellency, I write on behalf of the Nigerian telecommunications industry and the 185 million subscribers who have lost access to airtime and data credit services since…
What the Electoral Act, 2026, says about Primary Elections
By Mustapha Toheeb I. INTRODUCTION Nigeria’s party primary elections have long been regarded as the most contested, and least regulated, stage of the democratic process. For decades, the nomination of…
Victory, loss and the immortal spirit of democracy, politics: Reflections on APC Primary Elections in Nigeria
By Sylvester Udemezue The primary elections of the All Progressives Congress (APC) which were held today, 16 May 2027, across all the states in Nigeria and the FCT, have once…
Leah Sharibu: 23 Jeers To Hope Deferred
By Martins Oloja There are so many issues competing for attention again this weekend. The story of consensus challenges that have plagued the ruling party’s primary is worth discussing. Even…
AI and the limits of Nigerian law: Towards a proactive, rights-based regulatory framework
By Sir Ifeanyi Ilukwe-LLM ABSTRACT The rapid advancement and deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have exposed fundamental gaps within existing legal frameworks, particularly in developing jurisdictions such as Nigeria.…
The useless disciplines (2)
By Godwin Sogolo The Useless Disciplines, By Godwin Sogolo Continued from yesterday History teaches us to remember and learn from the past as a guide to the future. Literature cultivates…
Security Trust Fund: Global Lessons, Successes and Road Ahead
By Muiz Banire In the contemporary governance landscape, few responsibilities weigh as heavily on the state as the obligation to guarantee the security of lives and property. In fact, in…