Opinion

By Idris Ahmed In the hallowed halls of the University of Oxford, a defining narrative for Nigeria’s future was being meticulously crafted. The occasion was

By Augustine Aminu On a defining afternoon in Abuja, where 240 lawyers were formally sworn in as Notaries Public of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,

By David Ochonu A resurfaced video showing Dr. Bello Matawalle, prior to his appointment as Minister of State for Defence, allegedly defending certain bandits during

In the complex architecture of the Nigerian state, few institutions command as much mystique or scrutiny as the Department of State Services. For decades, the

By Lawal Itodo I am genuinely amused, bordering on astonishment, at how low some individuals are willing to stoop, and even more entertained by the

A pro-citizens advocacy organisation has condemned the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for what it described as an opportunistic and inflammatory commentary on Nigeria’s current security

By Alhassan Dantani On the night of 17 November 2025, the people of Danko-Wasagu in Kebbi State went to bed with dread in their hearts.

By Bukola Olasanmi On the surface, the piece published in the online and PDF editions of the Africa Oil+Gas Report on 24 November 2025 under

My beloved Ndigbo, I write to you today with a sober heart and a renewed conviction. In the last few weeks, the Lord has taken

By: Aaron Mike Odeh In an era where Nigeria stands at the crossroads of economic recovery and accountability, every appointment in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s