Nigeria’s opposition figures appear to have discovered a convenient political formula for 2027: condemn the government for removing petrol subsidy, promise to restore it, and leave Nigerians to figure out…

There are words in the Igbo political vocabulary that carry a weight far beyond their literal meaning. “Betrayer” is one of them. So is “saboteur”, popularly shortened to “sabo”. Their…

Nigeria went to the United States last week with a straightforward message: our country has enormous mineral resources, and we want investors to come and develop them. During the visit,…

Every time there is a major development relating to seaport construction or maritime infrastructure in Nigeria, a familiar argument quickly emerges: some people interpret it through the lens of marginalisation,…

For Nigeria, some victories are bigger than the headlines that announce them. The International Chamber of Commerce arbitration ruling in Paris dismissing Sunrise Power and Transmission Company Limited’s multibillion-dollar claims…

There is something instructive about Atiku Abubakar’s proposal to reintroduce a form of petrol subsidy. I understand the attraction. Nigerians are hurting. Transport fares remain high, businesses are struggling with…

By Bayo Onanuga With politicking intensifying ahead of the January 2027 election, opposition politicians have escalated their campaign of misinformation and calumny to diminish the impact and achievements of this…

Erasmus Ikhide’s essay is not the bold indictment it aspires to be; it is, rather, a textbook example of emotional maximalism untethered from the realities of international diplomacy. It confuses…