Opinion

Grilled, Cornered, and Exposed: Daniel Bwala’s Al-Jazeera Meltdown By Matthew Eloyi There are tough interviews, and then there are interviews that become instant case studies in how…

The Cost of Endless Violence: Can Plateau Ever Truly Become the “Home of Peace”? By Billa Pius For decades, Plateau State has proudly carried the slogan “Home of Peace and…

Theatre of the Absurd: When Clout Becomes a National Emergency By Abraham Ameh A young woman sobs, detailing a brutal rape, a blade inserted in her flesh. The nation weeps with her.…

Kebbi: Gov. Nasir Sustaining The Agricultural Promise By Sagir Musa During electioneering campaigns, many candidates come bearing manifestoes laden with sensational promises. Some will…

VeryDarkMan: When Activism Loses Its Moral Compass

A Brief Command, A Lasting Risk: The Politics of a 48-Day IGP By Jerry Adesewo There is something unsettling about power that arrives already exhausted by time. When President Bola…

Electoral Act Amendment Vindicates Nathaniel Bassey’s Call for National Prayers By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi Like the prophets of old, gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey recently mourned. Not due…

The Emerging Two‑Digit Lead — Reading the Political Mood After the FCT Council Elections By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola The just‑concluded Abuja FCT Area Council elections—and…

City Boy Movement: Youth Mobilisation or a Rebranded Political Machine? By Matthew Eloyi In a country where young people are desperate for authentic platforms to express frustration,…

Power and Exclusion: The Long Wait for an Idoma Governor in Benue By Matthew Eloyi For five decades since the creation of Benue State, one political reality has remained stubbornly…