Opinion

Venezuela and the Return of Imperial Power, by Basheer Luqman Olarewaju

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

PRrev: Rethinking Press Review in a Digital Age, by Haroon Aremu

PRrev: Rethinking Press Review in a Digital Age, by Haroon Aremu   There are jobs that stretch the intellect, and there are jobs that quietly drain the soul. Press Review belongs to both categories. Every day begins the same way: opening countless tabs, scrolling endlessly, refreshing news...

Zacch Adedeji: The Making of a Purpose-driven Technocrat, by Zekeri Idakwo Laruba

‎“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.

Zacch Adedeji and the Quiet Architecture of Nigeria’s Tax Reforms, by Zekeri Idakwo Laruba

Adedeji embodies a rare alignment between vision and execution. In a reform space historically weakened by fragmentation, that alignment may prove to be the most consequential reform of all. ‎

Tinubunomics and the Arithmetic of Illusion, by Tanimu Yakubu

A striking feature of Nigeria's current economic debate is the enthusiasm with which huge numbers are circulated—and the casualness with which they are assembled.

WAEC CBT Exams: A Laudable Initiative, But Wait… by Lawal Dahiru Mamman

The Senior Secondary School Certificate exam, conducted by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), is held in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, The Gambia, and Nigeria.