Opinion

By Gambo Jagindi Today, as Nigeria joins the world in commemorating Armed Forces Remembrance and Celebration Day 2026, the nation shines a spotlight on the

By Dr Tom Ohikere The renewed agitation within Nigeria’s political corridors over the eligibility of former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan ahead of the 2027 general

By Omonu Nelson The United States’ recent foreign policy decisions have sparked alarm across the international community, particularly in Africa, as they prioritize national interests

By Mohammed A. Mohammed In Niger East, a quiet revolution began in 2019 when Senator Mohammed Sani Musa—known across the district as 313—stepped into the

BY ANTHONY ADA ABRAHAM The way Nyesom Wike has continued to ridicule Governor Sim Fubara is deeply annoying and distasteful to keen political observers.Wike is

By Sunny Attah When Professor Ahmed Abubakar Audi, OFR, mni, Ph.D., assumed office as Commandant-General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in

By Deji Adesogan In a country where security agencies are often judged by public drama rather than quiet effectiveness, the Department of State Services (DSS)

By Philip Agbese In every constitutional democracy, the legitimacy of law does not rest on sentiment or speed, but on process. Laws derive their authority

By Dr Joachim Ibeziako Ezeji                                         

By Philip Agbese The man Rt. Hon. Chief Abiodun Faleke is as unique as his name, literally translated Ìbí Ìdùnwòsì Àti Ìpè Àṣe, Abiodun, meaning,