Sarcastic Sunday: Insecurity – When Oyo gets the attention, Arewa gets the rice

by Mohammed Bello Doka 7 June, 2026. Welcome to this week’s edition of Sarcastic Sunday with Mohammed Bello Doka, where…

The Silent Guardians of Our Sleep

By Otunba (Dr) Abdulfalil Abayomi Odunowo Every night, across the length and breadth of Nigeria, millions of us drift into…

Nsibidi: The Ancient Script of Interconnected Cultures

The preservation and study of Nsibidi is not only a cultural duty but also a historical necessity. It is a…

Oyo abductions and our illimitable woes

By abiodun KOMOLAFE _(Published in THE NATION, Saturday, June 6, 2026)_ We are all now in peril, and there’s no…

Resisting the Glorification of Criminality

In conclusion, our collective responsibility is to stand firm against criminality, support legitimate institutions of justice, and refuse to allow…

Global Kidnapping Hotspots: Myths vs Reality:

Kidnapping is undeniably a pressing issue in Nigeria, but exaggerated narratives distort reality and fuel unnecessary panic. The data show…

PROLIFERATION OF MILITARY CAMOUFLAGE: A POINTER TO BANDITRY AND INSURGENCY COVER-UP

Most Nigerians naturally fear or respect individuals dressed in military camouflage. Because of this, attackers wearing such uniforms are often…

TERRORISTS IN THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE?

_By Comrade Kunle Sodipo FICSSM, MNINM, ANIPR_ _June 6, 2026_ kdrexafricanchild@gmail.com Nigeria is not short of brave soldiers. Nigeria is…

Leopard, Law, and Legacy: The Art and Governance of the Ejagham and Ekpe Societies:

The Ejagham and Yakurr traditions, embodied in the Ngbe and Ekpe societies, reveal a profound African philosophy where art, governance,…

THE TINUBU DOCTRINE: The Quiet Rebuilding of the Nigerian State — What Most People Are Looking At, and What Many Are Missing

By Ibrahim Bunu ibrahimbunu2520@gmail.com Most Nigerians are focused on fuel prices, inflation, hardship, and the daily struggle to survive. What…

The Ugly Conditions of Immigration in the World: An Abuse of Political Power and Leadership

By Dr. Joel Ademisoye, United States I vividly recalled the Xenophobia period and experience in Nigeria at the height of…

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