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Mining, explosions, kidnapping, insecurity, harsh economic times: Mr. President, sir, we are just tired

So Oyo State is a mining state, Ojoo, Ibadan is the largest gemstone market in Africa! Really? By Ayodeji Fadugba The list of wonders in Nigeria...

How did Nigeria Army rescue individuals ‘Who had been left by their captors’?

By Adewole Kehinde “Synergy is better than my way or your way. It’s our way”, Stephen Covey A positive relationship between the police and the army...

Aketi: 1956 – 2023: Conjurer of mixed emotions

By Tunde Olusunle Nigerian politics over time has been flavoured by branding, the affixing of monilkers, sobriquets and aliases to major players across seasons. Iconic...

Lawan @65: Tribute to the legislative jinx breaker

By Ola Awoniyi Ahmad Ibrahim Lawan, the Distinguished Senator from Yobe North in Yobe State who is currently serving his seventh consecutive term in the...

Plateau: Why President of Court of Appeal, Monica Dongban-Mensem, must go!

By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu Nearly one year after the country began voting in February last year, Nigeria’s Supreme Court is still casting the final votes...

Floating the Naira is a bad idea

WHY FLOATING THE NAIRA IS NOT A GOOD IDEA. By Kola Asatola Asanike* The idea of floating naira/USD and concurrently removing fuel subsidy is one of...

Before we condemn Betta Edu

By Tajudeen Kareem A popular maxim of the law is that no one accused of an offence is punished until found guilty. While the general outrage...

On Betta Edu and Tunde Irukera

By Tunde Olusunle Two notable events hallmarked January 8, 2024, the very first Monday post-yuletide this new year. Nigeria's President, Bola Tinubu suspended Betta Chimaobim...

Abuja, where financial scandals walk on two legs

The scandals in Abuja By Lasisi Olagunju Some cabinet members went to Western Region premier, Samuel Ladoke Akintola, to complain about the corruption of one...

Nigeria, blood and crucifixion on the Plateau

By Matthew Hassan Kukah Those invisible men came to the Plateau again, bearing their gifts of death and destruction. They came from the deepest pit...

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