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By retaining Shettima, President Tinubu has shut down months of speculation over the Vice President’s place on the ticket,

2027: Tinubu-Shettima And The Politics Of Loyalty, Capacity, Continuity

As a political strategy, the president's decision is also disarming because it denies the opposition the easy path of exploiting…
Trinidad and Tobago

In Trinidad and Tobago, where Africa and India meet

But I also discovered that I have many Caribbean cousins and that one of my “ancestral journeys,” which is Ancestry’s…
The security fortunes of Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso and Chad are therefore closely intertwined with Nigeria's.

What the Sahel’s Security Crisis Means for Nigeria

This regional threat comes as Nigeria continues to confront multiple security challenges. The Armed Forces have sustained pressure on terrorist…
AfCFTA

AfCFTA, Data Governance and the Hidden Legal Gaps Reshaping Africa’s Digital Economy

The AfCFTA was created to establish a liberalised continental market for goods and services, reduce dependence on external markets, and…
Beyond Akara and Kuli-Kuli: Why the First Lady's Message Deserves a Fair Hearing

Beyond Akara and Kuli-Kuli: Why First Lady deserves fair hearing

The moment people heard "akara" and "kuli-kuli," many immediately concluded that the First Lady was advising graduates, engineers, doctors, lawyers,…
State police in Nigeria: understanding the true position of the proposed constitutional framework

State police in Nigeria: Understanding the proposed constitutional framework

The proposed framework sets strict conditions before a State Police Service can begin operations. A state must pass its own…
Shelves

Silent killers on our shelves: Why Nigeria needs nutrient profile models

The NPM serves to clarify the actual health impact of products, cutting through marketing tactics. For example, a drink may…
The first gap is the absence of a clearly established independent State Police Service Commission in each state.

Nigeria’s State Police Debate: What the Bill Gets Right and Where It Falls Short

In essence, it would appear that beset by security many Nigerians are calling for a move to a fully decentralised…
The pan Yoruba socio-cultural group, Afenifere, commends President Tinubu for re-engineering Nigeria in a way that everyone would be proud of'

Tinubu’s power sector reforms gather momentum, delivering results

For decades, Nigeria’s electricity sector represented one of the country’s greatest paradoxes. Despite vast gas reserves and enormous generation potential,…
Evidence against economic alarmism and manufactured outrage: In defence of Bayo Onanuga

Evidence against economic alarmism and manufactured outrage: In defence of Bayo Onanuga

But I urge that progressives must not give in or give up. For every motley crew of naysayers and attackers…
Beyond Akara and Kuli-Kuli: Why the First Lady's Message Deserves a Fair Hearing

National Assembly as Retirement Home of Former Governors

Perhaps we should begin a serious national conversation about introducing a reasonable cooling-off period before former governors can contest seats…
Equally revealing is Ribadu’s recognition that national security must embrace both a whole-of-government and a whole-of-society approach.

Nuhu Ribadu and the patient work of national security

Taken together, Ribadu’s interventions in Kano and Abuja reveal a coherent philosophy of national security. They suggest an approach that…
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday holds closed-door meeting with security chiefs to review the country’s security situation.

Tinubu’s exit benefits scheme: A new social contract for Nigerian workers

History will likely record that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration did not merely preserve Nigeria’s pension system; it actively sought…
Wale Tinubu

Jubril Adewale Tinubu@59: Rich in fortune, richer in humanity

Wale Tinubu’s journey reads like the kind of story that inspires a generation. Armed with a Bachelor of Laws degree…
NSA, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu (Left), presenting a souvenir to his counterpart from the UK, Jonathan Powell

From partnership to progress: SDP4 and the future of UK–Nigeria security cooperation

The convergence of these perspectives reflects a growing consensus that no nation can effectively confront contemporary security threats in isolation.
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