Nigeria, where they get away with it
The article argues that repeated failures by successive Nigerian leaders to deliver reliable electricity show how broken promises have become […]
Opinion
So, exactly why did the Nigerian police deny the Kaduna church abductions before admitting the truth?
by Nij Martin In one of the most troubling security incidents to hit Nigeria in recent months, 177 worshippers were
Why Katsina’s plan to free 70 bandits is a terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad idea
The Katsina State Government’s plan to release 70 detained bandits as part of a peace deal has sparked nationwide outrage
Why Ayo Fayose is wrong about Rivers politics—and why Wike will lose out
Former Ekiti Governor Ayo Fayose’s assertion that President Tinubu will sacrifice Governor Siminalayi Fubara for FCT Minister Nyesom Wike fundamentally
Wike getting awfully close to fighting Tinubu
By Farooq A. Kperogi Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike revels in controversies, contentious public disputations, vituperative recriminations, and
Beyond megawatts: Aligning energy and industry for Nigeria’s prosperity
by Olarinre Salako, P.h.D As Nigeria steps into 2026, it is appropriate to reflect on a familiar national paradox. Few
The case against Abubakar Malami
By Sonala Olumhense Abubakar Malami, Nigeria’s immediate past Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, spent the Christmas and New Year festivities
The Anthony Joshua accident and the perennial ‘bash Nigeria’ gang
When news broke that British-Nigerian boxer Anthony Joshua had been involved in a road accident on the Ogun-Lagos expressway that
Beer parlour wisdom: Why Peter Obi as Atiku’s VP might actually be genius
A beer parlour analyst’s theory that Peter Obi’s potential vice-presidential slot under 81-year-old Atiku Abubakar could be a calculated genius
Who is ‘de-marketing Nigeria’?
By Abimbola Adelakun Lately, Facebook memories brought to my attention a November 1, 2015, post by Femi Adesina, media aide to