Reflections on Anambra governorship elect
Viewed against the backdrop of the 2017 and 2021 election cycles, the off-season Governorship election in Anambra State which held on November 8, 2025 was […]
Column / Opinion
The Place of Governor Ododo in Kogi’s Political Dynamics
BY ZAINAB SULEIMAN OKINO By virtue of its geographical location, news about Kogi State travels far and wide. Perched at Nigeria’s heart and sharing borders […]
Beyond the genocide narrative: A cooperative path for U.S.–Nigeria security engagement
By Asuku S. Audu We definitely have serious security challenges in Nigeria, but describing the violence as a “genocide against Christians” isn’t accurate. While attacks on […]
America and the parable of a now-disgraced country, by Hassan Gimba
Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States, released a video on Truth Social threatening military action against Nigeria by stating, “I will do […]
Nigeria needs support, not shock and awe, by Osmund Agbo
Since week, President Donald Trump has intensified his rhetoric on Christian persecution in Nigeria, warning the Nigerian government to act swiftly against the growing insurgency. […]
Saudi Arabia: Of faith and ambience
By Is’haq Modibbo Kawu Tuesday, November 4th, 2025. On this our last day in Jeddah, the Red Sea Saudi Arabian costal city, I decided to […]
Stop the killings, by Nick Dazang
If genocide means “the deliberate and systematic killing or persecution of a large number of people from a particular national or ethnic group with the […]
Before lecturing Nigeria, America should save its own churches
By Tayo Mabeweje As Washington amplifies its criticism of Nigeria over alleged persecution of Christians, it is imperative for the United States to look inward […]
The light at the end of Trump’s tunnel
By ZAINAB SULEIMAN OKINO The true Nigerian spirit is beginning to sprout after the U.S. President Donald Trump designated Nigeria as a country of particular […]
From shared desks to separate worlds: The price of educational apartheid, by Hassan Gimba
The Arbiter In traditional Nigeria, especially in the Muslim North, where I can confidently say I know a thing or two, segregation was minimal. Communities […]
Genocide: We all are victims
By Abdullahi D. Mohammed A genocide, according to the Vocapture Online English dictionary, is “the systematic killing of substantial numbers of people on the basis […]
Financial watchdog: DSS curtailing multi-billion cyber fraud in Nigeria
BY FELIX IFIJEH In an era where cybercriminals have turned technology into a weapon of deception, Nigeria’s Department of State Services (DSS) has stepped out […]
The crown Mandela refused, by Osmund Agbo
Aso Rock may continue to dismiss rumors of a coup, but the stench of panic hangs thick in the air. First came the sudden cancellation […]
Oluwatosin Adeola Ajayi: A legacy of Compassion and Service
By Jacob Edi While scouring the streets of Facebook days ago, I stumbled on a post by Hon Ifunanya Nwanegwo, who happens to be the […]
Vote buying by other means, by Nick Dazang
Even in its previous, bigger reincarnation, that is before Enugu State was created out of it, Anambra State fascinated Nigerians. In its present form and […]