Articles & Opinions

By Kalu Okoronkwo In Abia State, the ruins of squandered opportunities and crumbling infrastructure once haunted the people like shadows that refused to fade. For decades, a state with boundless …

By Tony Egbulefu Mr. Sonala Olumhense has seen better days to be taught that going off the rails is often a blunder that derives from volunteering opinions outside one’s scope …

By Frank Tietie  _Development, in its holistic terms, must address the problems of poverty, inequality, social justice, unemployment, standard of living, housing, household income expenditure, level of nutrition, life expectancy, …

By Dan D. Kunle Nigeria’s energy sector is entering a transformation long dismissed as unattainable, yet now defining the nation’s future. With the Dangote Refinery now operational, the country has, …

By Abubakar A. Bukar The level of dilapidation from Numan is just indescribable. When you veer off the rubbles that is hitherto a tarred road to escape dam-like potholes, meandering …

By Chief Femi Fani-Kayode Be very wary and suspicious of the people who are already telling us to stop asking questions about the Charlie Kirk assassination”- Candace Owens. How right …

By Andre Echono Drawing parallels between Nigeria’s tax reforms and the power sector reveals a recurring theme: strong policies on paper often falter due to implementation hurdles. In the tax …

Bashir Bayo Ojulari, a mechanical engineer versed in the ecosystem of oil and gas, has spent roughly four months on the beat as Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian …

By Chief Femi Fani-Kayode “I attended a Federal Government College in a place called Sagamu in Nigeria. It was a like a prison. It was like ‘Lord of the Flies’ …

By Myke Agunwa Atiku Abubakar’s presidential ambition has been a defining feature of his political career, spanning over three decades. His ill-fated journey reflects the complexities in the country’s political …