By Uche Nnadozie History is not always made in grand chambers or gilded halls. Sometimes, it is made in the dust and diesel rhythm of a motor park. At the…

By Nelson Ekujumi Following the uproar generated recently over the Electoral Act 2026 Amendment Bill which is already an Act by some political parties, civil society organizations, professional groups, labour…

By Sunday Dare “This border reopening reflects a balanced and pragmatic approach to governance that recognises the link between economic inclusion, regional diplomacy, and national security”. The recent opening of…

By Emmanuel Akpeki In serious economies, business leadership is no longer judged solely by balance sheets or market dominance. It is measured by impact, national relevance, and the ability to…

By Temitope Ajayi Our habit of amending our electoral laws almost every election cycle deserves serious scrutiny. The popular justification, continuous improvement, sounds persuasive but does not withstand close examination.…

By Ademola Oshodi West Africa’s democratic breakdowns have increasingly followed a predictable sequence. Civic space narrows, dissent is reframed as a security problem, and coercive institutions begin to set the…

By Rishi Sunak "GDP doesn’t mean much to people when inflation is bearing down on them, so ministers duck the tough choices." The hardest thing about being prime minister is…

By Dare Ojepe In a country where identity often arrives before ability, it is no small thing when a public policy chooses to listen differently. Nigeria, with its many tongues…

 By Tunde Rahman Kano State, the bastion of progressive politics in Northern Nigeria, is going through a turbulent time. This turbulence has caused a tectonic shift in the state's political…

By Janefrancis Ijeoma Duru Every year, World Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) Day invites us to confront a quiet truth about health and inequality in Nigeria. These are not diseases that…