Features & Analysis

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...

When UI reclaims Nigeria's academic pinnacle in the 2026 world rankings By Tunji Oladejo The University of Ibadan (UI) has, once again, etched its name in the Nigerian academic history,...

By Kilani Muhammed Olakunle Following a viral video showing people at Olorunsogo Local Government Area, Igbeti town about 93 km to Saki, my hometown observing a rock peeling off and...

By Yange Ikyaa On the eighth day of May this year, I read a Facebook post published under the above headline. Again, few days later on May 11, another post...

By Lubem Gena Benue State is one of the states in the north-central geo-political zone of Nigeria, whose developmental efforts have appeared to yield just but marginal results. This has...

By Ambassador Mary Beth Leonard The people of Nigeria demonstrated their dedication to democracy on February 25, but there are many angry and frustrated Nigerians, as well as many others...

By Dr. Godwin Atser On 1st November 2011, history was made. A little-known son of Africa would take over perhaps the largest agricultural research institute on the African Continent. That...

By Ola Awoniyi You may not realise how difficult it can be to write a tribute about a departed colleague, until you sadly have to do it. Emotions do choke...

By YANGE IKYAA A video on the website of Smile Train shows little kids, most of them less than 10 years old and numbering about 22, singing one of the...

      "Witchcraft, a perceived facility to summon evil spirits and demons to do harm to others, was linked to religion to the extent that the medieval Church had...