Beyond Largesse: Why Ogun must demand value-driven leadership in 2027
By Ebenezer Adesegun In response to S. O. Ogunbona and other apostles of Distinguished Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi), let me make this abundantly clear: I am not against Yayi’s…
Ogun 2027: Race towards Oke Mosan
By Muyiwa Akintunde With the political party primaries for the 2027 general elections scheduled to commence not earlier than April next year, politicians who are interested in contesting the governorship elections…
Nigeria: Why Brazil. Yes, Brazil
By Sunday Dare Three visits in less than a year. That is not mere coincidence, it is deliberate strategy. And as usual, disingenuous reportage from a section of the press…
Celebrating Dayo Thomas: A man of passion and purpose
Dayo Thomas is a remarkable individual with a passion for making a positive impact. Born in Ponyan, Kogi State, he has built an impressive career in journalism, leadership, and community…
Lagos deserves federal support for infrastructure renewal
Lagos is Nigeria’s economic heartbeat — the city whose energy fuels the rest of the federation. Beyond its crowded streets, chaotic traffic, and rising skyline lies a simple truth: Lagos…
How Ogun can match its development promise
By Jelili Kayode Amusan Ogun State stands today at a critical juncture in its history. Strategically located as Nigeria’s industrial gateway to Lagos and the West African market, the state…
Key takeaways from our tour of Enugu and Ebonyi states
By Bayo Onanuga We returned to Abuja on Saturday after a three-day working tour of Enugu and Ebonyi States as members of the National Communication Team, led by Alhaji Mohammed…
A tale of two reforms – Why Nigeria must not blink
By O’tega Ogra Economic reform is never painless. Every nation that has had to correct profound distortions has faced the same choice: take the hard medicine early, or delay and…
Yilwatda’s strategic election and the daunting task ahead
By Tunde Rahman Nentawe Goshwe Yilwatda may not roll easily off the tongue or be instantly recognisable to many Nigerians. Its provenance is the Ngas ethnic stock, also known as…
Rebased GDP: Separating facts from fiction
By Sunday Dare The recently rebased Gross Domestic Product (GDP) or National Output of the Nigerian Economy comes in at a time such critical insight and numbers are necessary for…
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