Opinion/Letter
The subsidy question: Is the presidency right, and can Atiku convince a suffering Nigeria?, by Cliff Stanley
“Economic reform is not measured by the pain it imposes, but by the prosperity it ultimately produces.” Nigeria’s renewed...
Beyond limits: When the Nigerian Bar listened to a voice from outside the traditional legal space
"A nation does not move beyond it's limits by silencing unconventional voices, it move forward when institutions possess...
As Dolly Parton parted, by Erasmus Ikhide
THERE are rare souls who walk across the terrestrial plane not merely as inhabitants, but as meteorological events—forces of...
The aroma of polling unit dev’t fund (kudin akwati) and its exigencies: Gwaram LGA as a case study, by Yunusa Hamza
Some government policies are announced; others are implemented, but only a few become deeply rooted in the consciousness...
Yobe govt, UNDP train vigilantes, hunters on mental health, peacebuilding
As insecurity continues to strain communities in the North-East, the Yobe Government and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have begun...
When desperation wears religion, by Destiny O. Enabulele
The indices that were a pointer to the inevitability of 1966 coup were not this debasing as it...
Diarrhea of the mouth: When leaders speak like gangsters, by Destiny O. Enabulele
“All is fair in politics.” “Election is not served a la carte in a restaurant and must be...
Before Okpebholo takes the bullets on dilapidated roads in Edo (Part 1), by Erasmus Ikhide
THE tragedy of public discourse in Nigeria is our collective propensity for convenient amnesia. Too often, political actors and...
Nigerians’ curiosity amid the current economic situation, by Ahmed Ghani Hassan
For years, many economists have called for the removal of fuel subsidies to drive economic growth and development....
The people are the opposition: Because the parties are silent, by Destiny O. Enabulele
It is the Nigeria people that are doing opposition. There is no opposition party. The last time we...