Editorial

Debt and Destiny: Nigeria at a Crossroads Between Local Printing and Foreign Loans Jerry Adesewo As Nigeria grapples with a fragile economy and ballooning debt, a crucial question…

Dangote’s Bold Bet on CNG Logistics: A Turning Point for Nigeria’s Energy Future Jerry Adesewo This week, not minding all the political shenanigans happening across the different…

When Dreams Fall from the Sky – A Call for Accountability in Aviation Safety Jerry Adesewo The tragic crash of Air India Flight 171 last week did not just claim lives—it severed dreams…

Awards Are Not Enough—What the Ogoni Nine Deserve Is Justice By Jerry Adesewo On June 12—Nigeria’s Democracy Day, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu posthumously pardoned Ken Saro-Wiwa and…

Tinubu’s Second Year—Debt Cleared, But the Pain Persists Jerry Adesewo As President Bola Ahmed Tinubu marks his second year in office, his administration has moved quickly to celebrate…

Tapping Nigeria’s Untapped Treasure: A Children’s Day Reflection on Our Greatest Asset By Matthew Eloyi As the sun rises over the vast and vibrant landscape of Nigeria tomorrow, 27th…

Fixing the Future: Why JAMB’s Transparency Must Now Meet Infrastructure Needs Jerry Adesewo The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), under the leadership of Professor…

What Qatar Cannot Do—Exists By Prince Charles Dickson, Ph.D. Let me start by saying I am not shallow… The easiest and most attractive national pastime is buck-passing, especially with…

The former Kaduna governor’s defection to the SDP and his ambitious coalition-building might just be a smokescreen for a grander scheme.

In a country where nearly half the population lives below the poverty line, where food inflation bites harder than mosquitoes, and where insecurity has become a national anthem, the ruling…