Customs and the Invisible War on Transnational Crimes, by Abdulsalam Mahmud   In today's interconnected world, crime no longer respects borders. Criminal syndicates move money, weapons, wildlife products, narcotics, and illicit goods across continents with alarming ease. While governments continue to invest heavily in conventional security...

The recent petition by Mining Marshals Commander, Attah John Onoja, to the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun's successor, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, has once again brought into sharp focus a challenge that has long undermined Nigeria's security architecture: inter-agency rivalry.

In Nigeria’s evolving political landscape, few public officials have left a mark as visible and measurable as Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami.

The  Most Crowded Weddings, The Most Attacked Marriages, by Prof. Chiwuike Uba, Ph.D.   On a bright Saturday afternoon, a young couple stood before hundreds of guests. The hall was filled to capacity. Music echoed, cameras flashed, and social media feeds overflowed with admiration. It was...

Recent data shows that our ginger export revenue plummeted from twenty-six billion naira to nothing over three years.

Kwara 2027: The Chess Game of Saraki’s PDP and AbdulRazaq’s APC, by Yushau A. Shuaib   In the last two months, Kwara State politics has gradually transformed into a sophisticated chessboard where strategic calculations, silent alliances, political decoys, and subtle manoeuvres are unfolding behind the scenes. The...