The US and its allies are accused of spreading Christian genocide conspiracies in Nigeria to achieve ulterior motives, rather than genuinely caring about the welfare of Nigerian Christians.
Without a strong grassroots structure, a solid party platform, or the support of governors, a Jonathan comeback bid would be a damp squib.
From Boko Haram to herder–farmer clashes, Nigeria’s crises are complex. Simplistic genocide claims fuel propaganda.
The piece reflects on how Tinubu’s appointment of Jim Obazee as Special Investigator revealed shocking levels of corruption in the Central Bank of Nigeria under Godwin Emefiele.
While AI’s inner workings remain mysterious even to researchers, companies amplify that mystique to market each new model as a breakthrough.
A new $100,000 annual fee for H-1B visas is facing criticism for allegedly protecting large, politically connected corporations by pricing small businesses out of the global talent market, while a discretionary exemption clause creates a system ripe for cronyism.
Sonala Olumhense critiques the EFCC’s selective fight against Yahoo-Yahoo while ignoring political corruption and structural failures that fuel youth crime.
Farooq Kperogi questions the credibility of rumors that President Tinubu may appoint retired Justice Abdullahi Liman as INEC chairman, weighing ethnic politics, past patterns, and Tinubu’s second-term ambitions.
An older friend in his early 80s told me that out of 25 classmates who formed a WhatsApp group a few years ago, only two were remaining. That is the reality of life…
Nigeria increasingly relies on diaspora remittances as millions of skilled citizens emigrate, creating a paradox where families survive on money from abroad while the nation loses its brightest talents to foreign economies.
