A diplomatic red line: Nigeria’s frank message to the U.S. Mission
Why Nigeria is pushing back against U.S. ‘smear campaign’ and diplomatic overreach
Opinion
Beyond US visa restrictions: Why Nigeria should prepare for the worst
The visa restriction aimed at Nigeria for her efforts to pursue independent foreign policy is only the beginning of the prospective Washington punitive measures aimed at whipping her into line.
Why we should stop renaming well-established universities
Renaming a university that already has a strong institutional identity to honor a dead politician is problematic for historical, academic, political, and emotional reasons.
Not just a protest: What’s fueling Ghana’s growing hostility towards Nigerians?
Economic rivalry or deep-rooted resentment? Inside Ghana’s anti-Nigerian sentiment
While Nigerians struggle, Super Falcons get cash rewards and Abuja homes
President Tinubu’s lavish rewards to the Super Falcons — including national honors, cash prizes, and Abuja homes — have sparked mixed reactions. While many applaud the recognition of sporting excellence, others question the appropriateness of such spending amid Nigeria’s worsening economic crisis.
EFCC’s investigation of 18 sitting governors
Olukoyede repeated the notorious fact that the EFCC can only investigate sitting governors, but may not prosecute them until their tenure expires.
Peter Obi’s dangerous game
The problem is that Obi is unsure whether to join the ADC, which, like the bat, neither resembles a political rodent nor a coalition bird, or to stand firm and try to repair a fractured LP before the next election.
Why Peller’s mockery of master’s degree holders is dangerous
What Peller and other Nigerians who think like him are saying is that in the Nigeria of today, a university degree is as good as nothing when it comes to job prospects.
Are you scripting your children for success abroad?
At a SparkXplorer parenting webinar, Family Systems Coach Praise Fowowe urged Nigerian parents to rethink how they’re preparing their children—emotionally and mentally—for global success, warning of rising youth emotional distress and suicide.
Trump must not ignore Nigeria’s humanitarian crisis
Over 200 Christians were brutally killed in Yewalta, Nigeria, in one of the deadliest attacks yet. With rising violence, faith leaders and global advocates are demanding action and recognition of a potential genocide.