At a time we all advocate for a cut in governance costs, what would creating new states mean for the economy?

BVN, NIN Sale: A Threat to National Security By Shuaib S. Agaka Just weeks ago, national alarm bells rang over the dangers of SIM recycling—where inactive mobile numbers are reassigned without proper verification, sometimes leading to unauthorized access to bank accounts and sensitive platforms. Now, with...

At its 301st meeting held on July 21 and 22, 2025, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria made the deliberate decision to maintain all key policy parameters.

Obi: Can Corporate Logic, Ethical Posturing Fix Nigeria? ‎By Arafat A. Abdulrazaq ‎Peter Obi’s July 6, 2025 appearance on Channels TV’s Sunday Politics stirred familiar emotions and fired up his support base. He spoke passionately about competence, order, agriculture, insecurity, and national development—particularly in the North....

Kannywood Queens Who now Rule Hausa Screens By Bilkisu Ahmed Shekarau In Northern Nigeria, Kannywood is more than a film industry—it is a cultural lifeline. Through it, Hausa identity is preserved, social realities are reflected, and new generations are educated and entertained in equal measure. But beneath...