Opinion

By Augustine Aminu Democracy is not designed to whisper—it is meant to argue, to challenge, to compete. It survives on the oxygen of choice and

BY ANTHONY ADA ABRAHAM Across much of Africa, Nigeria in particular public discourse increasingly reflects a deep frustration with governance, leadership, and the slow pace

By Yusuf Danjuma Yunusa According to Isiah Davies Ijele, rights activist and convener of the Police Integrity Movement, Nigerian government’s indifference to the nation’s security

By Isa Seidu The peace move gradually emerging from the heart of Zamfara State between the incumbent Governor of the State, Governor Dauda Lawal, and

Bauchi State’s political history since 1999 shows a pattern in which the governorship has remained in the Bauchi South zone, leaving the Central and Northern

BY ANTHONY ADA ABRAHAM When truth is deliberately obscured, the silence that follows becomes a predatory force. The shadows cast by such dishonesty do not

By Musbau Akanji The year 2027 is at hand, and many are in a frenzy searching for dynamic and authentic leaders to vote for. Nigerians

By Suleiman Adamu The people of Niger East Senatorial District have proverbially tasted the honey and its sweetness, and are most unwilling to let go

By Anthony Ada Abraham Nigeria’s tragedy is not a mystery, it is a wound that keeps bleeding because those entrusted to heal it are the

By Gambo Jagindi Imagine a Nigeria without the Dangote Refinery. Imagine a Nigeria without local refining capacity at a time of global energy shortage triggered