Nigeria and Insecurity: When prayer is an affront
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu My ill-fated country, those you have affronted with them you must be equalized by sharing the same affront. Those you have denied human rights, Allowed to…
Biafra: ‘Nigeria’s breakup likely inevitable and just’ – Arnold
A former mayor in the United States,, Mike Arnold, has said the breakup of Nigeria is “likely inevitable and just”. Arnold, known for being sympathetic to the Biafra struggle, made…
Nigeria, Türkiye seal deal to empower 200 Special Forces
The Minister of Defence, Gen. Christopher Musa (retd.), has announced that Nigeria and Türkiye have finalised an agreement for the immediate deployment of 200 Nigerian Special Forces personnel to Türkiye…
Certificates Without Competence: Time To Scrap Special Centres
By Azeez Kareem Nigeria must confront a hard truth about its secondary education system: the steady normalisation of special centres for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC) is…
Report blames weak autonomy for LG underdevelopment in Nigeria
By Gordi Udeajah The Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room (CSO) and the Citizens Centre for Integrated Development and Social Rights (CCIDESOR) have identified lack of autonomy and weak accountability as…
UK-Nigeria trade & investment partnership: NEPZA in the mix
Sir:The Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, along with several chief executives of agencies under her oversight, including Dr. Olufemi Ogunyemi of the Nigeria Export Processing Zones…
Pursuing Nigeria’s 4-D Foreign Policy, 2025 Review
By Igwe Kelechi Njoku A state’s foreign policy, if it is to be effective, must rest on a grand strategy – a coherent framework aligning power, policy and moral purpose.…
Another oil boom: Opportunity or illusion for Nigeria?
By Kelvin Uwaibi Sir: Global energy markets are in a state of high alarm. This week, Brent crude has surged toward $114 per barrel, fuelled by an intensifying conflict in…
From Educational Degree To Decent Work: Rethinking Youth Employability In Nigeria
By Adejumoke Adeoti and Josiah Akintunde Nigeria has one of the youngest populations in the world, with a median age of 18.1 years, yet nearly 80 million young Nigerians remain…