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Dr Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan: His Life, Time, And Legacy

By Victor Otuya The mighty has fallen. A giant timber has been cut down by the cold hand of the…

The Gathering Storm: Let The People Feel The Gains Of Reform

By Lanre Ogundipe There is a gathering storm over the Nigerian household. It does not always announce itself with thunder.…

Speed Darlington: Is NAPTIP Under Binta Adamu Bello, A Joke Of An Agency, A Toothless Bulldog Making Noises But Can’t Bite?

PAUL UTEBOR   On June 27, 2025, the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP, published a…

Nigeria: A Nation Where The Poor Can No Longer Breathe

By Victor Otuya Nigeria is a country blessed beyond measure. Nigeria is blessed with oil that flows beneath our soil,…

Bala Wunti And The Energy Future Nigeria Must Build

Abdulrahaman Sade Some careers end with retirement. Others acquire a second life. Bala Wunti’s may be entering the latter, not…

The Working Poor: Why Millions of Nigerians Are Employed Yet Trapped In Poverty

Oche Nehi There was a time in Nigeria when securing a job marked the beginning of a better life. Employment…

Prof Muhammad Ali Pate: From Bold Promises to Underdelivery

By Barau Simon (Dantani Jr) When he took office as the Minister of Health and Social Welfare Prof. Muhammad Ali…

Muhammad Ali Pate and Bill Gates: Their Grand plan to depopulate Nigeria

Dr David Ejiofor To understand why Nigeria’s Minister of health Prof Muhammad Ali Pate has an umbilical like linkage to…

Knockout: Did El-Rufai’s Revenge Destroy Ribadu – or Was the French Dagger Just the Alibi?

By Mohammed Bello Doka Somewhere in a detention cell, Nasir El-Rufai must be smiling because the man who put him…

The Akpabios, The Bridge Burners And The Rest Of Us

In 2006/07 when Godwil Akpabio contested the Governorship primaries in PDP he was the son of a nobody in politics.…