Cross River Basin: Cultural, Linguistic, and Genetic Unity

The convergence of cultural traditions, linguistic parallels, and genetic evidence underscores the deep-rooted unity of the peoples of the Cross…

On Aburi We Stand: Lessons from Nigeria’s Failed Peace Accord

The failure of Aburi reminds us that peace accords are only as strong as the commitment of leaders to uphold…

Wole Olanipekun and the law of the land

By abiodun KOMOLAFE _(Published in THE NATION, Saturday, May 30, 2026)_ Decades ahead, a fastidious, dispassionate scholar will cast his…

The Costs of Entitlement: When Wealth Replaces Wisdom in Parenting

​by Boma West The tragic death of Chief Godwin Adimike is a stark reminder of a growing crisis within affluent…

Defection, Digital Registers, and Electoral Legitimacy under the Electoral Act 2026

By Okoi Obono-Obla Senator Omo-Agege, formerly of the All Progressives Congress (APC), contested in the APC Senatorial Primary Elections held…

POWERING A NEW NIGERIA: Tinubu’s Energy Agenda and the Push to End Darkness

From large manufacturing plants to roadside barbershops, from hospitals and schools to market stalls and residential homes, unreliable electricity has…

TINUBU’S INFRASTRUCTURE REVOLUTION: Roads, Rail, and the New Face of National Development

The government appears convinced that no nation can achieve sustainable prosperity without modern transport systems, efficient logistics, reliable connectivity, and…

IF NIGERIA COULD BE LIKE THE CATTLE EGRET

"A Nation where everyone is allowed to fly freely in the sky...."

THREE YEARS AFTER: Has Nigeria Turned the Corner Under Tinubu?

The administration’s supporters often describe the situation as a delayed crisis that previous governments avoided confronting decisively.

From Provinces to States: The Historical Evolution of Nigeria’s Administrative Divisions

By Okoi Obono-Obla Nigeria has evolved from January 14, 1914, when the amalgamation of the Colony of Lagos and the…

THE EL-RUFAI QUESTION: WHY SOUTHERN KADUNA HAS NOT FORGOTTEN

By Ibrahim Bunu ibrahimbunu2520@gmail.com History becomes dangerous when those who lived through it are told that what they saw never…

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