Saudi Arabia’s Tougher Medical Rules for 2026 Hajj Raise Stakes for Nigeria
As preparations gather momentum for the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage, Saudi Arabia’s introduction of stricter medical regulations has placed fresh responsibility on countries sending large...
Analysis & Response on the U.S. Congressional report on Nigeria
By Sulaiman Mande
The recent U.S. Congressional report alleging “religious persecution” in Nigeria represents a dangerous departure from fact-based diplomacy toward narrative-driven interventionism. While Nigeria...
Natasha: A Senator at War With Everyone?
We live in an age where outrage is currency. The social-media marketplace is crowded with clout chasers and emotional merchants who feast on public...
A vote of no confidence: Presidential Villa’s exit as Nigeria’s power sector ultimate indictment
By Michael Nsikak Umoh
In the theatre of Nigerian governance, symbolism often speaks louder than policy briefs. Few images are as arresting as that of...
Special Seat Is Democratic: NASS Urged to Pass Bill
By Austin Aigbe
In the aftermath of Nigeria’s 2019 general elections, I sat with a heavy heart and a clear conclusion: affirmative action legislation is...
Landmark, problematic provisions: Making case for Electoral Bill passage –Samson Itodo
Electoral reform is a confidence-building mechanism. It addresses shortcomings through the introduction of innovations that strengthen election integrity and inspire public trust.
A recent National...
Mr President, Wike has done enough
...Abandoned FCT, wrecking Rivers, he has to go
By Musa Pai
Two of Nigeria’s most consequential power centres today are the Federal Capital Territory and Rivers...
SSB Tax: Should Private Profits Supersede Public Health?
By Robert Egbe
Nigeria’s shift toward a pro-health review of the tax payable by manufacturers of non-alcoholic, sweetened, and carbonated drinks, commonly known as Sugar-Sweetened...
Why Nigeria’s 2027 Presidential Election is Pivotal Moment for Democracy in Africa, beyond
By Austin Aigbe
Nigeria's 2027 presidential election is emerging as one of the most consequential political moments since the return to civilian rule in 1999,...
Alhaja Rabiat Musa;A life of faith,service and quiet generosity
For years, Alhaja Rabiat Adunni Musa has chosen the quieter path of service—showing up, organising, nurturing, and giving, often without fanfare. On Sunday in...
