It has now become a national integrity test. The Presidency says the so-called Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council cum Presidential Economic Advisory Council is fictitious

A polycrisis implies that these conflicts, crises and challenges are connected in some terribly complicated and complex ways that spells serious headache

Anambra State covers approximately 4,844 square kilometres of land, making it the second-smallest state in Nigeria after Lagos

By Moruff Adenekan One of the most overlooked challenges confronting governance in Nigeria today is not the absence of policies, programmes, or public officials willing to speak. It is the absence of effective strategic communication. Across federal, state, and local government institutions, communication is too often treated as an afterthought rather than an essential component of […]

By Sunday A. Onyewonsa  When His Worship, Eshanekpe Israel Agimor speaks, the creeks listen. Popularly known as “Akpodoro,” the Head of the Association of Urhobo Mayoral Family Crown, AUMFC, and Mayor of Urhobo Land, carries the weight of two identities: an ex-militant leader who once knew the creeks as a theatre of conflict, and now a […]

By Toyin Akilo ‘’Every revolutionary ends up either a dictator or a corpse” –  ALBERT CAMUS The exploits of Sunday Adeniyi Adeyemo AKA ‘Igboho Oosa’  is the stuff legends are manufactured.  In one fell swoop and with an authoritative ultimatum – 2 hours – yes, you heard me right, he did what Napoleon could not do […]

By Ziakegha Peter  In the estimation of serious observers of legislative business worldwide, the benchmark for a great lawmaker is not access to power but the use of power to solve problems. By that standard, Rt. Hon. Dr. Julius Pondi deserves a seat in any conversation about the finest legislators of this generation.  Dr. Pondi, who […]

By Mukhtar Ya’u Madobi For decades, technology and healthcare have largely evolved as separate development priorities in Nigeria. Yet, the future of sustainable national development increasingly lies at the intersection of these two critical sectors. That vision came to life in Hadejia, Jigawa State, with the inauguration of two landmark institutions designed to advance digital […]

By TONY USIDAMEN   Every government has two responsibilities. The first is to govern. The second is to help citizens understand what it is doing and why it is doing it. Success in the first does not automatically guarantee success in the second. Examples abound of governments that implemented difficult reforms but failed to carry the public […]

By Godwin Anaughe Senator, your aide, Comrade Wilson Okorugbo, has put together a passionate defense of your record. I appreciate it — it shows that the original piece hit its target perfectly. However, a passionate defense doesn’t equate to a solid rebuttal, and what your camp has provided follows a familiar script: they talk extensively […]