Peter Obi has faulted the Tinubu administration for raising passport fees above Nigeria’s minimum wage, describing the policy as burdensome and disconnected from citizens’ struggles.
A Case for Adopting a Jury System to break the cycle of impunity and restore public trust in Nigeria’s Justice System
From cash gifts running into millions of naira to houses and national honours, footballers have enjoyed perks rarely extended to other categories of Nigerians.
A new law is set to dramatically increase the cost of a U.S. non-immigrant visa by more than 135%, raising concerns about the future of tourism and the nation’s appeal to international visitors.
The way ADC is structured or packaged now, if there’s a primary, Atiku would win it. But Atiku would find it difficult to win a presidential election.
Correcting a historic injustice: The case for rewarding past Super Falcons
There was a time when the establishment of universities held meaning, but that is no longer the case.
Why the Ooni of Ife holds primordial custodianship of Yoruba identity
To understand the Igbo–Yoruba squabbles, I took a detour into the heart of South Asia, not across Nigeria, but across continents.
Northern political strategists are reading the national mood and seeing a path to reclaim power in 2031 without fracturing Nigeria’s fragile regional equilibrium.
