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From One Womb to Two Towns: The Politics Behind the Split of Ugep and Mkpani (Cross River State)
In the end, the story of Ugep and Mkpani is a classic lesson that politics, whether in a family or…
HUMAN RIGHTS, NATURAL LAW AND THE LESSONS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR: FROM ST. THOMAS AQUINAS TO THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Today, fundamental human rights have attained the status of jus cogens - peremptory norms of general international law from which…
Living Between Hope And Hardship Inside Nigeria’s Displacement Camps
By Boma West A child opens his eyes before dawn, not because he has a school bus to catch or…
WHEN THE ALTAR BECOMES THE HEART: What Nigeria Would Look Like If We Were Not Just Religious, But Godly
By Comrade Kunle Sodipo FICSSM, MNINM, ANIPR _Ogun State, Nigeria based Public Affairs Analyst and Security Expert_ 3 August, 2026…
Onaiyekan and his bishops – In Touch
By Sam Omatsye John Onaiyekan once basked in the plaudits of everyone. But that was until he revealed his true…
The Politics of Praise and Betrayal: Why Those Who Clap the Loudest May Never Vote, While Those Who Criticize the Hardest May Stand With You
By Ibrahim Bunu The Great Nigerian Electoral Deception Every Incumbent Must Understand By Ibrahim Bunu ibrahimbunu252@gmail.com Politics is not always…
SANGO, THE KING WHO BECAME A DEITY
by Agbonmagbe Kazeem History and faith do not always tell the same story; but together, they often preserve the memory…
WHEN THE CASSOCK ABANDONS THE PULPIT: THE BISHOPS’ PARTISAN MIRAGE AND OPPOSITION ECHOES
By Sunday Dare HISTORY has never been kind to institutions that mistake political opportunism for moral clarity. When the leadership…
Onaiyekan and Tinubu
By Chris Adetayo I love Cardinal Onaiyekan. Why? My first and only encounter with him. This was sometime in 1998.…
How Sumner Shagari Sambo reminded Nigeria that microphones can sometimes move mountains
By Abdullahi O Haruna Haruspice There are moments when journalism merely reports history. There are rarer moments when it quietly…
Africa’s Stolen Geography: When The Map Says Africa, But Politics Says Otherwise
These anomalies are not mere accidents of history; they are enduring products of colonialism that international law has refused to…
The Freezing of Osun State Account by the EFCC: Federalism, Constitutionality, and the Rule of Law
The contest between the autonomy of States in a federal system and the overriding need to combat corruption and money…
