Opinion

By Fater Abagu Let me say something that will make some people uncomfortable, because truth has never been famous for its comfort. ‎Benjamin Netanyahu is not universally loved. He is...

By Prof. Leonard Karshima Shilgba  History has a way of honoring great men. But sometimes, history remembers them better than their own people remember their home. In Benue State, one...

By Ate Fortune Ternenge As democracy continues to evolve in Nigeria, the Tiv kingdom has long established an unwritten rule of rotational governance, ensuring equitable representation among its five sectional...

By Solomon Seclap Dalung Since former President Muhammadu Buhari left office in 2023 and following his passing this year, there has been a deliberate and coordinated effort by some beneficiaries...

By Solomon Dalung  The early hours of Sunday, 7th December 2025, witnessed a sudden military putsch in the Republic of Benin. Soldiers led by Lt. Col. Pascal Tigri seized the...

By Ahmed Balarabe Sa'id  The resignation of Defence Minister Badaru and the widely speculated ascent of General Christopher Musa to the cabinet is a profound recalibration of the Nigerian state...

Diplomatic Amnesia? Beyond the trivial political argument it may seem, the furore over Reno Omokri’s proposed ambassadorial consideration tests Nigeria’s collective memory, our understanding of statecraft, and the fragile architecture...

By Vershima Orkuma Hemen Dr. Shima Gyoh, Sir, With utmost respect to your age, intellect, and contribution to public discourse, I wish to humbly present another angle to this deeply...

By Olu Fasan Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria’s former military ruler and former civilian president, is a bundle of contradictions. One could write a book on Obasanjo’s strengths, and another on...

By Folorunso Fatai Adisa The secondary school I attended had a curious rhythm to its afternoons. Between 1:30 and 2 p.m., every day had its ritual. Tuesdays were for Global...