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Ajiun: The mother who carried One Nigeria to war front

Isa Isawade

4 months ago

Alhaja Jeminatu Ajiun was not only concerned about her son, but she extended her compassion to wounded soldiers, offering moral…

How Governance, Regulation and Treaties can drive Effective Collective Management System in Nigeria

Kazeem Ugbodaga

4 months ago

Understanding these structures is essential not only for rightsholders and policymakers, but also for the wider public. A well-functioning collective…

Daniel Bwala’s Al Jazeera Humiliation

Kazeem Ugbodaga

4 months ago

What viewers saw on Mehdi Hasan’s Head to Head was the spectacle of a presidential spokesman arriving unarmed to a…

State police will not solve Nigeria’s insecurity problem

Ayorinde Oluokun

4 months ago

In a country where many politicians are more interested in politics than governance, state police could easily become an instrument…

BJ, a personal tribute

Ayorinde Oluokun

4 months ago

As a scholar, BJ bestrode the seamless field of knowledge as if it was a playground littered with hidden gems;…

The Generation that Ate the Future

Kazeem Ugbodaga

4 months ago

Ambition was rewarded, while merit mattered. Little wonder the son of a roadside trader could become an executive, and the…

History and Psychoanalysis of El-Rufai’s Troubles with Ribadu

Kazeem Ugbodaga

4 months ago

El-Rufai’s exaggerated self-construal of his superiority over Ribadu was badly shattered, and he couldn’t take it. But I am not…

Why Arsenal Husbands Make the Best Husbands

Kazeem Ugbodaga

4 months ago

An Arsenal husband is not shaken by statements from his wife such as: “Let’s talk about it later.” “Maybe next…

To DSS boss: What was good for Ese Oruru must also be good for Walida Abdulhadi

Ayorinde Oluokun

4 months ago

A coalition of civil society and faith-based organisations recently raised the alarm in Abuja, accusing the DSS of violating a…

The deception of populism in politics

Paul Dada

4 months ago

Populism is often less about consistent ideology and more about perception. Its primary objective is to be seen as standing…

Sanwo-Olu, Makoko and the Test of Leadership

Kazeem Ugbodaga

4 months ago

Throughout history, many world leaders have taken difficult, often deeply unpopular decisions to prioritise the long-term well-being of the masses…

Memory of Mabel Segun

Isa Isawade

4 months ago

It was in the same interview that Mama Segun observed that she was born Mabel Dorothy Aig-Imoukhuede on March 5,…

A poem for Mabel Segun

Isa Isawade

4 months ago

INK OF GRATITUDE: Your legacy lives on, a beacon of hope and light, guiding generations through the dark of night.

Remembering Mabel Segun (1930–2025)

Isa Isawade

4 months ago

In Memory of a Pathfinder who was Unapologetically Herself. Mrs. Mabel Dorothy Okanima Segun, who passed away on 6 March…

Ramadan and Lent: A shared lesson for Nigerian Muslims, Christians on faith, unity

Ayorinde Oluokun

4 months ago

Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, commemorates the revelation of the Holy Qur’an to Prophet Muhammad (SAW).…

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