My blood, their bounty, by Ken Ugbechie
Again, you wonder. Why are Niger Delta states not looking like Dubai, Qatar or any of the oil-bearing nations around the world? As I write this, a question kept ringing…
As state police gathers momentum, by Monday Phillips Ekpe
Law enforcement should be shared responsibly between federal and state governments, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE Late last month, during an interfaith breaking of fast at the Presidential Villa, Abuja,…
Two revolutionary hinges: Obi and Sowore, by Valentine Obienyem
I first became aware of the exploits of Mr. Omoyele Sowore during his days as a student activist. At 54, I believe we belong to roughly the same generational…
Why El-Rufai is being hung on the cross, by Luke Onyekakeyah
The unfolding drama around el Rufai is not uncommon in the life and career of top Nigerian politicians. It is a harmless drama that comes and goes and life…
Tunji Disu: A different kind of Cop, by Azuh Arinze
In a country where public perception of law enforcement is often shaped by skepticism and hard-earned distrust, it takes an extraordinary officer to inspire confidence, command respect, and, more importantly,…
UK-Nigeria : Building on the past, leaping into the future, by Sunday Dare
This week, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will travel to the United Kingdom for what may prove to be one of the most consequential diplomatic engagements of his Presidency. It will…
Issues in President Tinubu’s UK state visit, by Temitope Ajayi
President Bola Tinubu will land at the airport on March 17, 2026 to begin a historic State Visit that will showcase to the world the unique bond that exists…
Sheriff Oborevwori: Leadership with compassion, our choice for 2027, by Auwal Tukur
In leadership, compassion is often the difference between those who merely occupy office and those who truly serve the people. In Delta State today, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori has demonstrated…
The Nigerian casualties of the Iranian missiles, by Abraham Ogbodo
I am confused. I do not know, who, between Dangote and Tinubu should bear the larger blame for the heightened hardship. It is not the first time that war is happening…
Why Peter Obi is being attacked, by Luke Onyekakeyah
Peter Obi, the Labour Party 2023 presidential candidate, was, the other day, involved in a scary confrontation in Benin, Edo State, where gunmen attacked his convoy at the residence of…