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But in truth, this flood of forgiveness may not be entirely spiritual. Many believe it is political, a careful prelude to 2027.
Nigeria’s economic history at 65 is one of resilience, missed opportunities, and enormous untapped potential.
311 ViewsThe August 16, 2025 by-elections were supposed to be a routine democratic exercise — a constitutional means of filling vacant parliamentary seats across 12 states...
389 Views• Halima Layeni By Halima Layeni As world leaders converge for the 80th United Nations General Assembly, the world will once again be filled with...
In sports, Ernest Okonkwo, who never worked in a newsroom, electrified Nigerian radio with football commentary; John Motson commanded global football coverage; and Charles Anazodo, armed...
435 ViewsFormer President Muhammadu Buhari died abroad, far from home, in a foreign hospital. His death, while solemn, is also symbolic. It reflects a painful irony:...
Let There Be Teachers" Conference is expected to gather over 60,000 teachers—the largest congregation of educators ever on African soil.
Whether we belong to one religious group, political party or ethnicity is inconsequential because the harsh economy is hitting hard on everyone.
If the roles were reversed, if President Macron had slapped or pushed Brigitte Macron, there would be protests.
While Nigeria strives for self-reliance and national security, its defense procurement landscape remains heavily tilted in favour of foreign contractors.
