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Ẹ Ò Ní Rí Ìdààmú O! (May You Never Experience Life’s Troubles!)

A good friend of mine, while going through an experience that shook him deeply, once told me that his mother's daily prayer for him...

Aiyedatiwa: From Classroom Teacher to National Education Award Honouree

Yesterday, as I watched Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa receive a national award for his contribution to education, I found myself reflecting on the remarkable...

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Ẹ Ò Ní Rí Ìdààmú O! (May You Never Experience Life’s Troubles!)

A good friend of mine, while going through an experience that shook him deeply, once told me that his mother's daily prayer for him...

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Ẹ Ò Ní Rí Ìdààmú O! (May You Never Experience Life’s Troubles!)

A good friend of mine, while going through an experience that shook him deeply, once told me that his mother's daily prayer for him...

Nigeria Must Turn 27 Years of Democracy into Tangible Gains

Think of a Nigerian born in 1999, the year civilian rule came back. That person is twenty-seven now. They have never lived under a...

Aiyedatiwa: From Classroom Teacher to National Education Award Honouree

Yesterday, as I watched Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa receive a national award for his contribution to education, I found myself reflecting on the remarkable...

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Dreams: Permission, Guidance, and Space

  By Johnson Babalola I recently attended a Black History Month event hosted by a local Chamber of Commerce. The keynote speaker shared her journey to...

Electoral amendment: Sensitise and mobilise, don’t give up on our democracy

  By Henry Seriake Dickson What happened today was not a loss to democracy; it was incremental progress. It was not what we fought for or...

The Lagos- Calabar Coastal Road is a Great Step Taken. May Nigeria win

  Bayo Adeyinka I have been taking the Coastal Road for about two weeks now. It has become my default route since reconstruction works commenced on...

Beyond The Compulsory Real-Time Electronic Transmission of Results

  By Temitope Ajayi Our habit of amending our electoral laws almost every election cycle deserves serious scrutiny. The popular justification, continuous improvement, sounds persuasive but...

Oluremi Tinubu’s Impactful Presence at Trump’s Prayer Breakfast Marks a New Dawn for Nigeria-US Relations

  By Olukayode Ajulo, OON, SAN In a venerated hall of Washington, D.C., where the realms of power and prayer beautifully converge, a monumental event took...

That Nigeria is Poster Nation for Transformative Reforms Did Not Fall From the Sky

By Olabode Opeseitan From painful adjustments and political firestorms to World Bank praise and a new global benchmark for economic courage Something rare happened on an...

Danger! Cross River Government May Kill Unicross

  By Obun Cletus, PhD Twenty-five years is long enough to build a legacy. For the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS), that legacy is one...

How Peter Obi squandered a generational moment and the South East

By Olabode Opeseitan THE RISE By the time the sun rose on February 26, 2023, Peter Obi had become a parable. Not merely a candidate,...

Flashback: The Mandara’s Coup Plot Against Shagari

    By Richard Akinnola In 1981, it was a coup plot masterminded by a Maiduguri businessman, Bukar Mandara. Whether the current one is a hoax or not,...

Next Ondo Governor: We’ll lower the bar of leadership selection if we insist on clannish categories

  By Jide Ololajulo As Ondo State marks fifty years of existence, the moment invites more than celebration. It calls for sober reflection on the pathways...

The Enemy Within

By Femi Fani-Kayode The enemy within smirks, mocks, and laughs when our President slips and falls to the floor in faraway Türkiye. Oblivious of the fact...

Globalisation is Dead

Kayode Komolafe Another obituary of globalisation was written at the World Economic Forum (WEF) held last week in Davos, Switzerland. With the theme, “A spirit...