Opinion

By Abubakar M. Kareto When a politician who once stood on the verge of national leadership takes to the public square, citizens expect rigor, clear

By Emmanuel Adejo Akwu In Nigeria’s political landscape, where leadership is often measured by the ability to command influence, mobilise people and navigate the complexities

By Mahmud Muhammad, Ph.D (inview) One would expect Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed to still be resting and reflecting. He should be in a sober retreat, learning

‎By Paul Idoko‎‎There are moments in international diplomacy when a country does not merely occupy a seat at the table but commands attention around it.

By Itodo A. Itodo‎‎There are politicians who support a political candidate because circumstances demand it, and there are those whose loyalty survives changes in political

By Bongos Oche When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu appointed General Olufemi Oluyede as Chief of Defence Staff on October 24, 2025, the choice came at

By Charles Obeli There is a difference between occupying a public office and making an institution work. The real test of leadership is not the

By Adah Atonu According to Winston Churchill, “The price of greatness is responsibility.” In the affairs of every nation, great responsibility often comes with the

Public debate on Nigeria’s security crisis is often loud, partisan and incomplete. Behind that noise, a quieter process has been taking shape in 2026: a

By Alkasim Abdulkadir In Nigerian football, leadership is often judged by what happens on the pitch. When the national teams win, administrators receive praise. When