2027: The silent war against Peter Obi
In Nigerian politics, elections are often decided long before the first ballot is cast. By the time voters troop to polling units, the real battle may have already be fought:…
In Nigerian politics, elections are often decided long before the first ballot is cast. By the time voters troop to polling units, the real battle may have already be fought:…
In Lagos, on a thick, humid evening, the energy in the room is palpable even before the opening joke. Elegantly dressed guests, from finance professionals to startup founders and public…
For decades, the skyline of Lagos has been a testament to the symbiotic relationship between Nigeria’s political elite and the Chagoury Group. From the sands of Eko Atlantic to the…
Abuja/Lagos — History rarely offers a clean slate, but for Nigeria, the decade under the All Progressives Congress (APC) has felt like a prolonged erasure of the middle class. Since…
In the fertile fields of Benue, once proudly called Nigeria’s food basket, silence now competes with the sound of gunfire. Farmers who once rose before dawn to tend yam barns…
LAGOS, Nigeria — In the volatile ecosystem of Afrobeats, where talent collides with controversy and fame can be as fleeting as a viral hook, Azeez Fashola—better known as Naira Marley—stands…
In the landscape of Nigerian media – where the line between journalism and public relations often blurs into a convenient fog – Rufai Oseni remains a jarring, necessary anomaly. While…
In the modern democracy, the electoral umpire is expected to be a figure of clinical, almost monastic neutrality. The “I“ in INEC – Independent – is supposed to be a…
On the streets of Awka, in the markets of Kano, and across the restless digital spaces where Nigeria’s youth now shape political narratives, a single question is quietly gathering force:…
The numbers are out, and they are nothing short of an indictment of our national integrity. According to recent World Bank data, Nigeria’s Federation Revenue surged to a staggering ₦84…