Eyo Festival violence: When reality catches up with the story we tried to silence
By Faleye Oluwatosin The recent outbreak of violence involving firearms during the Eyo Festival in Lagos has reignited an old but unresolved debate about culture,...
Category : Opinion
Hon.Yusuf Adamu Gagdi- Shining Star of the 10th National Assembly
By Jonathan Lois “Leadership is not an entitlement. It’s a responsibility to solve problems and make people better than you met them” – Lead Mentor....
Niger East 2027: Why There Is No Alternative To 313
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...
A Defining Moment for Nigeria: Why Staying the Course Matters
By Mohammed Idris, fnipr As we enter a new year, the questions that fill our markets, our homes, and our places of work are clear...
Leadership and Restraint: The DSS Story in 2025 under DG Tosin Ajayi
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)...
2026: A peep into the future of Taraba under Gov Kefas
By Emmanuel Bello The year 2026 promises to be a very busy year. Politicking will kick into overdrive, and the power permutations will hit the...
Due Process Is Not Optional: Why the National Assembly’s Authentication of the Tax Reform Acts Upholds Law, Order, and Democratic Integrity
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...
ABIODUN FALEKE: WHY GOOD MEN ARE BORN ON CHRISTMAS DAY
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,...
ICPC: Urgent Need to Toe the Path of Justice, Fairness and Rule of Law.
By Muhammed Al-Ameen In emergent fragile democracies such as Nigeria, the anti-corruption agencies constitute the apron upon which the delicate architecture of state rests. In...
Jennifer’s Silent Strength- How One Woman Is Quietly Rewriting the Lives of Nigeria’s Most Vulnerable
On a warm afternoon in a rural Benue community, a young girl clutched a school bag that had arrived later than expected—but not too late....