Hamdiyyah and Sokoto governor’s rejection-sensitive dysphoria
I am still struggling to come to terms with what threat a poor, frightened, bruised 18-year-old girl poses to a powerful 55-year-old governor.
Opinion
Why Trump’s ambush of South Africa’s president failed
He sought to ambush and destroy the credibility of the affable and well-spoken business mogul, Ramaphosa. He failed! He seemed petty and refused to listen to factual guidance.
Yoruba, gird your loins
Boko Haram’s Marte barracks raid isn’t just a northern problem—it’s the alarm bell for Yoruba’s exodus from a failing Nigeria.
Coming soon: Compulsory voting for APC
What this law aims at is that Nigerians would no longer vote as a matter of choice, which is the essence of democracy, but because of the consequences of not voting.
What Elon Musk sees on social media
“The curated feed displayed consistent support for Musk’s business ventures and ideological positions, while simultaneously amplifying grievances with liberal policies.”
Let JAMB and Prof Oloyede be
He has publicly taken responsibility in a society where people in positions fling subordinates under the bus rather than take responsibility….
What went wrong with 2025 UTME?
At no other time have we witnessed the barrage of outrage that greeted this year’s entrance exams.
The new Pope is “black,” now what?
…there is a high likelihood that the pope has distant cousins from Nigeria.
JAMB UTME candidates are not guilty as charged
JAMB UTME calls for higher cognitive ability than what is needed for WASSCE, but candidates are made to confront this test before they sit for WASSCE.
So FUOYE VC sued for libel, upset media published sexual harassment audio without his permission
Professor Abayomi Sunday Fasina, Vice-Chancellor of FUOYE, has filed a lawsuit against SaharaReporters and FIJ for publishing audio evidence of his alleged sexual harassment, not on grounds of falsehood, but for doing so without his consent—despite the recording’s damning authenticity.