NUPENG Dues Is N7,000, Not N54,000
By Owei Lakemfa. I have, given my experience as a retired labour leader, journalist, patriot and human rights activist, risen in the last few weeks to defend the fundamental rights of workers
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Getting The Diagnosis Right: Reflections On Nigeria’s Proposed Secondary Education Reform
By Jamila Mohammed Dahiru Nigeria’s education sector is once again at the centre of national debate following the Federal Government’s proposal to remove the administrative distinction between Junior Secondary School (JSS) and
The Day Credit Turns Against Us
By Abidemi Adebamiwa First Lady Oluremi Tinubu’s comment about grants helping people start small businesses like akara, roasted corn, and kuli-kuli has sparked debate. Some people see the examples as too small
The Talent Whisper And His Finest Find: Tunji Bello At 65
By Olabode Opeseitan There is a particular kind of leader whose greatest skill is not what he builds himself, but what he sees in others: the understated brilliance, the quiet fire, the
It’s Time To Pay Attention To Renewables
By Jeremiah Oresanya There is a shift happening, and it is a good one, one that is set to help Nigeria achieve its industrial and $1 trillion ambition. Around the world, energy
Powering People, Transforming Nigeria: How REA Is Driving Electricity Access
By Mathew Ibiyemi Electricity is one conversation that instantly commands the attention of a Nigerian. No doubt, it is a very critical utility. Yet, while our news feeds are constantly flooded with
APC GOVERNORSHIP ASPIRANTS (KWARA STATE)
June 19, 2026 His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Federal Republic of Nigeria Aso Villa Abuja A JOINT LETTER OF APC GOVERNORSHIP ASPIRANTS IN
Making Downloadable PVCs Work : A Youth Perspective On Access And Citizen Participation
By Abimbola Aladejare-Salako, SouthWest Coordinator, Youth Electoral Reform Project (YERP-Naija) Thousands of Nigerians, particularly young people, persons with disabilities (PWDs), civil society organizations, and democracy advocates, have long argued that citizens should
General Dies In Captivity: Nigeria’s Insecurity Demands Action
By Mallam Ibrahim Agunbiade The tragic death of Retired Major General Rabe Abubakar while in bandits’ captivity is more than a painful incident; it is a disturbing reflection of the worsening insecurity
From 55,000 TB A Year To 1.4 Million A Month: Nigeria’s Data Boom Is Overwhelming The System
By Osita Odafi In late 2025, this writer projected that Nigeria’s data traffic would surpass 13.2 million terabytes (TB) by year-end. It did—closing at 13.25 million TB. What has happened since makes
America Borrows Power, Nigeria Borrows Survival
By Blaise Udunze Findings show that the United States owes more than $36 trillion while Nigeria owes over N159.28 trillion, with external debt now standing at approximately $51.8 billion. At a first
