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Opinion

January 26, 2025

As Nigeria’s Supreme Court hears Rivers proxy battle between Nyesom Wike, Simi Fubara

One important difference, though, is that the issues in Rivers State today hardly involve principle or the public interest.

Nyesom Wike and Governor Siminalayi Fubara
January 23, 2025

Trump’s message from God for Africa

Not only is a rational argument often suspended or lost when God enters the matter, but Trump’s return as the 47th president defies logic.

Donald Trump
January 22, 2025

Rudolf Okonkwo: Don’t blame Kaduna Nzeogwu for Nigeria’s generational crisis

Whether in 1953 or 1966, we understand that if there are two players in a story, there are at least three perspectives.

Kaduna Nzeogu
January 21, 2025

Abdul Mahmud: How Tinubu’s lofty propaganda omits prosperity, security for Nigerians

Citizens continue to bear the brunt of reforms that prioritise the market over human welfare.

President Bola Tinubu
January 20, 2025

Inside Festus Keyamo’s transformation of Nigerian Aviation sector

With a keen eye for strategic partnerships and a deep understanding of the complexities of national development, Keyamo is redefining the contours of leadership in Nigeria.

Festus Keyamo
January 18, 2025

Aderonke Atoyebi: How Zacch Adedeji finally won Nigerian governors’ support for tax reform legislation

The chairman’s proposed changes to tax administration are about ensuring that every Nigerian has access to the services they deserve and can rely on the system to work for them.

Zacch Adedeji and Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq
January 17, 2025

Trump, again….

In the days ahead, no one is exactly sure what to expect – not pollsters, pundits, or even members of Trump’s cabinet.

Donald Trump
January 16, 2025

Seun Oloketuyi: As Hon. Moji Meranda speaks for the good of Lagos

Rt Hon Mojisola Lasbat Meranda’s ascension as Speaker is not just a personal milestone but a victory for inclusive governance in Lagos.

Moji Meranda
January 15, 2025

After an extraordinary journey, an amazing goodbye to Professor Chieka Ifemesia

Professor Ifemesia has joined our ancestors at 99. He is now part of the stars in the sky, and I feel his presence each time I look up at the night sky.

January 14, 2025

Sunday Oyeleke: A Rejoinder: Dele Farotimi’s ‘Nigeria and Its Criminal Justice System’ as a ‘polemoir’

But as I began with a blurb on the back of its hardcover by the Nigerian journalist Rufai Oseni, my great expectation for objectivity surpassing sentiment began to diminish.

Dele Farotimi and book cover