By Habiba Ahmed “In ban san gobe ba, na san yau.” I may not know what will happen tomorrow, but I know what is happening today....
By Eze Okechukwu, Abuja With all sense of modesty and responsibility, to say that Nigeria accounts for a disproportionately high percentage of Christians killed globally for...
By Mohammed Gaddafi Yusuf Nigeria stands at the crossroads of faith and nationhood. From the mosques that define northern skylines to the churches that mark the...
By Nick Agule When President Tinubu was elected in 2023, I was genuinely optimistic that energy would top his agenda. The expectations were well-founded – President...
By Abiemwense Moru As the morning sun rose over Kuje in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory, mothers cradled their babies, queuing patiently at the Primary Health Centre....
By Kadiri Abdulrahman At the recently concluded Annual Meetings of the IMF and World Bank Group in Washington D.C., the World Bank unveiled its flagship agricultural...
By SKC Ogbonnia A famous American journalist, Sydney J. Harris, once wrote that, “History repeats itself, but in such cunning disguise that we never detect the...
By Abiemwense Moru Globally, the United Nations is ringing the alarm on ageing with dignity. At the 2025 UN International Day of Older Persons, the call...
Rufa’i Ahmed Alkali, Ph.D. In October 2025, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz reignited controversy by alleging that Nigeria was witnessing a systematic genocide against Christians, accusing the...
By Justina Auta Girls, often perceived as victims of insecurity, poverty, malnutrition, among other crisis, are changing the narratives. They are increasingly emerging as voices of...
