Opinion

There is a profound, almost cinematic irony at the core of Nigeria’s modern identity, a contradiction so sharp it feels scripted by a satirist. To an observer in London, New...

By Dayo Ogunsola Saturday, 29th November 2025, will go down in the annals of history as the day the people of Oke-Ogun particularly residents of Kajola Local Government spoke loudly...

The United States Congress, on November 20, held a public hearing on Nigeria’s security situation and the declaration of the most populous black nation as a “Country of Particular Concern”...

On the afternoon of August 8, 2024, inside the Velodrome de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines on the outskirts of Paris, the Nigerian state collapsed in microcosm. Ese Ukpeseraye, a Nigerian cyclist who had...

Nigeria stands at a decisive moment. With a population now above two hundred million and more than two hundred and fifty ethnic groups spread across thirty six states and FCT,...

Whatever goes around comes around is a proverb from our elders. The elders also say that while digging a hole for your enemy, make it shallow. These are warnings to...

By Muritala O. Abdul-Rasheed, SAN, Ph.D (Murray) and Mutalubi Ojo Adebayo, SAN. As the sun rises today November 21, 2025, it will do so with a golden glow for many...

By Amofin Beulah Adeoye “We once kept the peace of nations. Today, we struggle to keep our own. The question is not what broke us, but when we forgot how...

By Muritala O. Abdul-Rasheed, SAN, Ph.D (Murray) and Mutalubi Ojo Adebayo, SAN There are men whose lives become footnotes in history; there are others whose names are etched in marble;...

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was left for dead, gasping for breath. The party had been fatally fractured and was bleeding profusely. Then the inhalation and exhalation became few and...