When Generals Fall: The Price of Corruption on the Frontlines
*Corruption is the insurgent within—quiet, persistent, and deadly. BY BABAFEMI OJUDU In less than six months, Nigeria has lost two generals on the battlefield—cut down...
Category : Opinion
ORONTO NATEI DOUGLAS (1966 – 2015): When Legacies Dies – A Call To Revive Oronto Douglas’s Abandoned Monuments Of Knowledge
BY ENGR. (CHIEF) IPIGANSI OKUMO There are men whose lives outlive their years because they choose to build for humanity rather than for themselves. Oronto...
ELECTION 2027: Tinubu And APC Must Be Wary Of Kwara Central Elite Power Grab Policy, And Their Superior Population Myth
Adversaries of equity and justice in Kwara State have been bombarding President Bola Tinubu and other national APC leaders with a false narrative that the...
European Union Unequal Relations With Africa By Dan Eda
The European Union (EU) is a unique economic and political union of 27 European countries that facilitates free trade, a single market, and shared policies,...
Achimugu’s Oceangate Saga: Sorting Legal Truth From Political Fiction
BY STEVE OLANREWAJU The recent attempts to link Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to the asset forfeiture case involving Oceangate Engineering and Aisha Achimugu represent...
Ekiti 2027 (The Reckoning): Will Ekiti’s ‘Madman’ Finally Eats The Flies in 2027 Elections?
BY FEMI AWOJOBI There is a proverb that haunts the corridors of power: “When flies eat away at a madman, nobody complains. It is only...
Double Standards In Global Sport Entities By Mohammed Ibrahim
Iran’s local television station, AI Mayadeen rece,ntly reported that the United States launched an air strike targeting a gym in the city of Lamerd,...
Pension Plan for Informal Workers in Nigeria: A Crucial National Conversation By Timi Olubiyi, Ph.D.
In my country Nigeria, the word “pension” evokes different reactions. For many civil servants and corporate workers, it symbolizes hope for a near comfortable retirement....
⚽️🏆Olympics Ban Transgender Women: IOC Decision Reshapes the Future of Women’s Football and Global Sport
BY PAUL LUCKY OKOKU Fairness, Identity, and the Future of Women’s Football: Navigating a Global Sporting Crossroad. Between inclusion and competitive integrity, football must find...
Unregulated Food Environment: Nigeria Is Eating Itself To Death
By HUMPHREY UKEAJAH There is a quiet epidemic running alongside Nigeria’s more publicised health crises. It does not arrive in sudden outbreaks or make international...