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Is Kano’s Ship Sinking as Births Rise and 27,000 Children Need Feeding Monthly, By Ali Abubakar Sadiq 

Is Kano’s Ship Sinking as Births Rise and 27,000 Children Need Feeding Monthly By Ali Abubakar Sadiq My mind weep for us, collectively we are turning into zombies, indifferent and insulated from realities. "Kal An'am?" Sure.wrs..the problem is right in front of our noses but we...

Hajj Beyond Logistics: How NAHCON’s Leadership Is Redefining Pilgrim Welfare Ahead of 2026, by Rahma Olamide Oladosu

Hajj Beyond Logistics: How NAHCON’s Leadership Is Redefining Pilgrim Welfare Ahead of 2026, by Rahma Olamide Oladosu   There are moments when leadership transcends office and becomes a moral commitment. In public service, such moments are rare—but unmistakable when they occur. The recent pre-Hajj visit of Professor...

Nigeria, the U.S., and a Smarter Security Alliance, by Mustapha Abdulganiyu

‎Nigeria’s security narrative is entering a new phase. Recent developments reflect a shift from reactive battlefield responses to structured, forward-looking strategy.

Greenland and the Limits of American Power, by ‎Ajibade Esther Mosunmola

U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited his controversial ambition to acquire Greenland, the world’s largest island and a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark.

Beyond Rebuttal: Reading Between the Lines of Tax Reform Debate, by Zekeri Idakwo Laruba

Nigeria’s ongoing tax reform conversation has taken on a new dimension following the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee’s response.

From Ese Oruru to Walida: Exposing Selective Outrage in Child Sexual Exploitation Cases, By Yushau A. Shuaib

From Ese Oruru to Walida: Exposing Selective Outrage in Child Sexual Exploitation Cases By Yushau A. Shuaib I have always resisted being dragged into ethnoreligious arguments. Not because the issues are trivial, but because many of the loudest voices in such debates are not merely passionate—they...