CBN freezing #Endsars promoters accounts’ is misplaced priority, by Bayonle Erubami
The Apex bank in Nigeria, Central Bank of Nigeria secured a court order freezing the accounts of 19 individuals and a company linked to the […]
Column / Opinion
Looming famine and food insecurity, by Abdullahi D. Mohammed
In its latest report, the Food and Agricultural Organization, FAO and the World Food Program stated that, millions of people most of whom are presently […]
Trump or Biden, it will be America first, by Majeed Dahiru
As Nigerians are momentarily distracted by the excitement and anxiety of the thrills and suspense filled election drama in the United States of America from […]
Misplaced euphoria over America’s ‘flawed’ election, by Zainab Suleiman Okino
In about five days or so that Americans held the world on edge and apprehension over their presidential election, Nigerians had a field day savouring […]
Of ASUU, Fintiri and self-control, by Hassan Gimba
Two issues have spurred me today. The first may have some consequential risks, but the second is surely risky. Firstly, I want to lend my […]
Their moral burden, Dan Agbese
Here is something you should find as interesting as I do. We have a huge national asset that we seem to ignore as we cast […]
2023 elections: Casting the crystal ball, by Umar Faruk Said
This last quarter of the year has come with a number of serious, and even dramatic events, which upon careful appraisal depicts and defines the […]
Arewa House at 50: Searching for the right path, by Abdullahi D Mohammed
Number 1, Rabah Road, houses the iconic “Arewa House”, and, some 54 years ago used to be the official residence of the first Premier of […]
Time to end government by palliatives, by Hassan Gimba
Palliative – this ten-letter word has taken over our national discourse displacing #EndSARS. Considering how the #EndSARS protests threatened the very fabric of our existence, […]
The needle sleeps in the haystack, by Dan Agbese
The judicial panel set up by the Lagos State government to find out who authorised the army to shoot the #EndSARS peaceful protesters at the […]
Lessons from the revolt of the oppressed, by Zainab Suleiman Okino
By the time the dust settles and the story of the EndSARS protests is written for future reference, the discourse will encapsulate many dimensions of […]
#EndSARS: A revolution that never was
By Hassan Gimba A kingdom (nation) can endure with unbelief, but it cannot endure with injustice – Sheikh Usman Dan Fodio in Bayan Wujub ul-Hijrah alal Mukallafi. […]
Osun warehouse attack: Putting the records straight, by Bayo Jimoh
We are in receipt of information that the Warehouse in Ede, where we kept the relief materials donated to the Osun Food and Relief Committee […]
Nigeria at the end stage of state failure, by Majeed Dahiru
My dear President Buhari, Once again and for the second time in the five years of your presidency, I have found it expedient to […]
#EndSARS protests and the tales of two nations, by Umar Faruk Said
The Nigeria Police Force, its officers and men cannot be said to have public confidence and goodwill, due to their reputation for infamy and viciousness. […]