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Is Nigeria Cursed, or Are We the Curse?
By Peter Obi
The past 10 days in Nigeria have witnessed unprecedented negative news, a level of chaos, insecurity, and institutional decay that should trouble the conscience of all the leaders.
Our country is now going through troubling…
Has Rep. Member, Ogah Transmuted Into a ‘terror’ Comrade?
By Comrade Solomon Nweke Onwe
Constituents of Ezza South/Ikwo Federal Constituency, particularly youths from the latter where the member representing the Constituency in Nigeria's Green Chambers, Rt. Hon. 'Comrade' Chinedu Ogah…
The Fall of “god” Ezra: The Lessons, Way Forward
By Akin Adeoya
The Ezra Olubi scandal is a teachable moment in the history of the evolution of modern unconventional relationships.
Here is my take.
Ezra Olubi, co-founder and CTO of one of Africa's foremost tech…
Komolafe’s Enduring Legacies in Global Oil Reforms
By Charles Matthew
The name Engineer Gbenga Komolafe keeps resonating with technical precision, depth of influence, and administrative innovation in the growing narrative of Africa’s quest for sustainable development and…
Senator Mohammed Sani Musa: A Statesman Mending the Fabric of Niger East and Beyond*
By Adamu Adamu
Senator Mohammed Sani Musa, fondly called “Senator 313” in many quarters, is one of the few public servants whose names are spoken with casual familiarity and mentioned as one of the rare…
President Donald Trump of US has said it all – A response to Designation of Nigeria as CPC
By Daniel Kingsley
On Friday, Trump, in a post on Truth Social, lamented that thousands of Christians were being killed in Nigeria and asked Congressman Riley Moore, together with Chairman Tom Cole and the House Appropriations Committee,…
Nigeria’s Commitment to Religious Freedom and Security Must Not Be Ignored
By Olufemi Soneye
The recent decision by the United States to classify Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” has stirred global attention, but it also risks overlooking significant reforms and security gains…
Tinubu’s 2027 Options: A Statesman’s Exit or a Nation’s Fall
Ezeh Emmanuel Ezeh PhD
History rarely announces its turning points.They arrive quietly, cloaked in the mundane, disguised as routine decisions. Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s presidency was never foretold in the stars of Nigeria’s…
Professor Wole Soyinka’s Visiting Visa Revocation: Much Ado About What Exactly?
By Taiwo Akinlami
Professor Wole Soyinka’s visiting visa to the United States has reportedly been revoked. Around 10–11 September 2025, he publicly disclosed that the U.S. Consulate in Nigeria had invited him…
NUPRC at 4 and Tribute to Mode of Excellence
By Nnoli Okojie
Four years ago, a quiet ceremony in Abuja marked the birth of a new institution. The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) was not launched with fanfare or fireworks—just a signed…