Opinion

What I Saw in France, by Abdulsalam Mahmud

I arrived in France with a quiet sense of awe, as though stepping into a place that had long lived in imagination and in history books.

Shaping Tomorrow: Nigeria’s Path to Sustainable Families and Prosperity, by Rahma Olamide Oladosu

Shaping Tomorrow: Nigeria’s Path to Sustainable Families and Prosperity, by Rahma Olamide Oladosu   Nigeria stands at a defining moment in its history, where the energy of a young and vibrant population meets the realities of limited resources and rapid change. With more than 230 million...

Supermarket Scams and the Erosion of Trust, by Fatima Ikram Abubakar

A trip to the supermarket ought to be simple—pick your items, pay at the counter, and head home. In Nigeria today, it is becoming anything but simple.

Farouk Gumel to Botswana: Skills and Merits Beyond Borders by Prof Isa Pantami

Farouk Gumel to Botswana: Skills and Merits Beyond Borders By Isa Ali Pantami Farouk Mohammed Gumel is a distinguished Nigerian professional known for his exceptional expertise in various sectors. A few days ago, the news of his appointment as Chairman of the Board of Directors of...

Tinubu and the New Dawn in Ogoni, by Prince Austin Kabari

But today, there is a glimmer of hope. Under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and with the determined efforts of National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu, building on earlier, incomplete initiatives, Nigeria has begun to take meaningful steps to atone for the past and chart a new path of reconciliation, remediation, and renewal in Ogoni.

Power Privatisation Scam and the N4trn GenCo Time Bomb, by Lawal Dahiru Mamman

Nigeria’s struggle with electricity is not just about flickering bulbs or darkened homes. It is about the survival of industries, the health of small businesses, and the very foundation of national development.