Survival Instincts of the Nigerian Youth, by Yusuf Lawal   A few months ago, “His Highness Kabiyesi” Tunde Bakare, the Editor-in-Chief of the Kwara Tabloid and I met at a public book presentation authored by a young couple, where we both got talking on the activities...

How Buhari, Buni, Others Revived APC, by Salisu Na'inna Dambatta   There was a time the All Progressives Congress (APC) was in a serious crisis of self doubt, which almost tore it apart. That situation largely resulted from internal squabbles, a quarrelsome struggle for supremacy and an...

Mrs Hakama Sidi-Ali not only shattered the glass ceiling by becoming the first woman to be appointed CBN spokesperson and a member of the Nigeria Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), but her appointment also fulfilled all professional and legal requirements.

 Economic Disparities and the Elimination of Middle Class in Nigeria By Jamilu Ja’afaru, Ph.D.   The economic disparities in Nigeria have been further underscored by recent statistics released by the World Bank, revealing that the number of poor Nigerians has surged to a staggering 104 million....

Addressing the Alarming Surge of Rape and Gender-based Violence in Nigeria, by Juliet Agoyi   In recent times, Nigeria has witnessed a distressing escalation in cases of rape and gender-based violence, leaving us to question the very fabric of our society. The perpetrators seem to be...

Saudi Arabia 2034 World Cup: 'Sports-washing,' Criticism and Global Glory By Zekeri Idakwo The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia recently faced backlash from human rights champions and hyper-critics for allegedly using sports as a distraction from its agelong reputational issue. This strategy they termed "sports-washing." However, the Kingdom's...