Letter From Aluko Tolulope Abayomi By Okey Ikechukwu He was a visually challenged young man whom I call “Okurin Meta”. I first heard this Yoruba expression (literally “three men” in one) back in 1989, when I was still a lecturer at the University of Lagos. It...

The January 3, 2026 military strike on Caracas, reportedly codenamed Operation Absolute Resolve, marks a watershed moment in global politics.

Putting Food at the Centre of Nigeria’s Health Reform …What Nigerians Eat Is Now a National Health Question By Chinedu Moghalu Recently, the United States released its 2025 to 2030 Dietary Guidelines, with senior officials describing the update as a historic reset of federal nutrition guidance....

Zacch Adedeji: The Making of a Purpose-driven Technocrat ‎“Slowly and steadily is how the snail climbs the tree,” as the timeless Yoruba proverb puts it, “Ẹ̀sọ̀ ẹ̀sọ̀ ni ìgbín fi ǹgun igi.” The saying perfectly mirrors the quiet, deliberate rise of Zacch Adelabu Adedeji. His...

‎“Slowly and steadily is how the snail climbs the tree,” as the timeless Yoruba proverb puts it, “Ẹ̀sọ̀ ẹ̀sọ̀ ni ìgbín fi ǹgun igi.” The saying perfectly mirrors the quiet, deliberate rise of Zacch Adelabu Adedeji. His journey to national prominence has never been about haste or noise, but about discipline, focus, and consistent delivery.

Tinubunomics and the Arithmetic of Hunger: A Reply from the Street, Not Abuja By Baba El-Yakubu Tanimu Yakubu’s essay, this week, on President Tinubu’s economic reform is elegant, polished, and technically correct in the same way a perfectly drawn map is correct—except that it leads...