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Amupitan’s Past Tweets Reveal APC Leanings

Kazeem Ugbodaga

2 months ago

Several verifiable past tweets by INEC Chairman, Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan, from his time as a professor at the University…

Preserving the Biajua Rainforest

Ayorinde Oluokun

2 months ago

The need to preserve the Biajua Rainforest Zone cannot be overstated. Government must enforce stricter environmental protections, while communities should…

Oronto Natel (1966-2015): When legacies die – A call to revive Oronto Douglas’ abandoned monuments of knowledge

Paul Dada

2 months ago

Additionally, it will even be more beneficial to Baylesans and even a greater credit to the present administration of the…

Why Nigeria Must Fix the Language of Conflict Now

Ayorinde Oluokun

3 months ago

Across Africa, he noted, conflicts are too often reduced to identity narratives that obscure deeper structural drivers such as socio-economic…

‘Fools!’ Jesus rebukes his mourning disciples – have we misunderstood Easter?

Michael Adesina

3 months ago

For centuries, we Christians have approached Easter with solemnity, with quiet mourning, with the ritual of reflection that tells us,…

The architect of its own ruin: Why the Nigerian opposition is responsible for its own impotence

Paul Dada

3 months ago

Ever and anon, the Nigerian opposition leadership has demonstrated unparalleled obtuseness in engaging landmark political scenarios

Tinubu’s historic visit signals new path to peace in Plateau

Ayorinde Oluokun

3 months ago

Ahead of the visit, Mr. President had deployed a high-level team to Angwan Rukuba to undertake critical groundwork on security…

The Governor Ogun needs in 2027

Kazeem Ugbodaga

3 months ago

Ogun State, South West, Nigeria, is arguably one of the most endowed among the 36 states of the country in…

Power, Pressure, and Oversight: Examining Festus Keyamo’s Approach to Institutional Authority

Kazeem Ugbodaga

3 months ago

In Nigeria’s civil service circles, conversations about ministerial leadership styles rarely happen in the open. They travel quietly, through corridors…

Gains of IGP Disu’s Bold Tactical Team Reform

Kazeem Ugbodaga

3 months ago

Over a week ago, the Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, issued an internal signal that was initially misinterpreted by a…

Hisbah, Alcohol, VAT: An Unpopular Opinion

Kazeem Ugbodaga

3 months ago

VAT is not a prize awarded to states that host certain industries, but a national consumption tax collected by the…

A Platinum Anniversary and a bold new Course for Africa’s strongest Navy

Kazeem Ugbodaga

3 months ago

The new Force is a landmark, ready-to-deploy, multinational force capable of rapid, coordinated regional maritime security responses, with the objective…