Opinion

By Alhassan Bala Hundreds of young Nigerians, including students and graduates from northern Nigeria, have benefited from legitimate scholarships and

Dr Saleh Ibrahim When Nigeria privatized the power sector in 2013, the move was celebrated as the beginning of an

By Bashir Adefaka The Yoruba people have, for centuries, maintained a rich cultural and religious heritage shaped by diversity, coexistence

By: Aishatu Kabu. Nigeria’s insecurity did not start overnight. It is the product of years of neglect, years of irresponsible

By Alhassan Bala The annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014 marked not only a violation of international law but

By Uncle Anass Dukura — 10 || 05 || 2026 It is actually both funny and disappointing to read comments

By Dr. Saleh Ibrahim Nigeria does not lack speeches. It lacks the kind that move a nation from comfort to

By Uncle Anas Dukura Peter Obi may think he can once again use religion to secure the presidency, just as

Under the visionary leadership of Dr. Bello Marnona, the Sokoto State Primary Healthcare Development Agency is setting a new benchmark

By Dr. Saleh Ibrahim Nigeria’s push to modernize its port infrastructure should have signaled a new era of economic confidence.

By Dr. Saleh Ibrahim At its core, governance is not complicated. The responsibility of any government whether in Nigeria and

For decades, the security narrative in Nigeria was neatly categorized: the Northeast battled an insurgency, while the North Central grappled