The plan was that I should come in daytime, but I arrived at night. It was already completely dark when I dropped off from the interstate bus under the Osisioma …

Nigeria’s worst affliction isn’t just corruption or bad governance—it’s tribalism. This poisonous undercurrent undermines progress in every sphere: politics, education, employment, and social trust. We’ve turned ethnicity into a qualification, …

Your village people haven’t won. Your family isn’t cursed. You are not unlucky. You are a young Nigerian stuck in a system that makes success five times harder to achieve. …

In recent weeks, the world was reminded of a timeless truth: no government, no matter how powerful, can permanently suppress the will of the people. What began as a government …

Nigeria talks big — biggest economy in Africa, fastest-growing at times — yet the basics fail us. Roads collapse, power is unreliable, factories struggle on diesel, hospitals are overstretched, and …

In a Special State Broadcast on Tuesday, Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji of Ekiti State appealed for peace and orderliness ahead of the 2026 governorship election. While condemning recent political thuggery, …

The best way to view the Nigerian nation is that it stands at a critical juncture. The central question is how to transform it from its current state into the …

By Lanre Olasunkanmi Of all the contenders for the Osun governorship seat in the upcoming off-cycle election, slated for August 8, 2026, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO) stands out as …

There was a delusion that the privatization of the power sector – an existing, dilapidated monopoly – would be as straightforward and eventually beneficial as the transformative liberalization of the …

In recent times, we’ve seen the transition of the powerful, but we must not ignore the transition of millions of ordinary people, for their lives also count. We are reminded …