Ours is a country where institutions operate in secrecy, and a lack of transparency surely adds an enigma to processes that should otherwise be straightforward. It is, therefore, unlikely that we will ever know the whole truth of this coup matter, especially from official sources.
Inclusive education reform must not sacrifice reasoning, logic, or the nation’s capacity to compete in a data-driven world.
If Tinubu insists on exercising this right, let him do so for prisoners of conscience, wrongly convicted individuals, and those who have served decades for non-violent offenses.
A wave of high-profile defections from opposition parties to the ruling All Progressives Congress is fueling a fierce national debate over whether Nigeria is witnessing a healthy political realignment or a dangerous slide towards a one-party state, setting the stage for a contentious 2027 general election.
Nigeria’s insecurity crisis cannot be effectively confronted without the necessary clarity about the ultimate aims of Boko Haram.
Cuba is sliding into a deeper crisis marked by nationwide blackouts, food shortages, and a collapsing currency. Fuel supplies from Venezuela have plummeted, and millions have fled the island in search of stability. As the economy buckles and emigration soars, the parallels with Venezuela’s collapse have become hard to ignore.
The Gaza Media Office report details the extreme human and infrastructural toll of the Israeli campaign, noting that over 200,000 tons of explosives were dropped on Gaza’s 2.3 million residents, with the al-Mawasi area — officially labeled a “safe humanitarian zone” — bombed more than 150 times.
Instead of celebrating the end of violence, many of these groups either ignored the ceasefire or rejected it outright. In cities across the West, protests resumed within hours, this time denouncing the peace deal itself.
It’s therefore obvious that while Amupitan is eminently qualified for this job—he is an accomplished professor of law and a revered Senior Advocate of Nigeria who has no known record of partisan political affiliations…
Before borrowing another dollar, the Federal Government must fix the leakages in the power sector and reconcile ₦4 trillion in unverified debts to GenCos and DisCos.
