Opinion

More Like Smuggling Machiavelli’s Maxim into Christianity By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi Although the preacher may not have intended it, asserting that result ends the argument…

Military Pressure Mounts: Is Bello Turji's Call For Dialogue A Sign Of Defeat?

It’s Time We Invite the U.S. to Set Up a Military Base in Nigeria  MS Abubakar, PhD, CAS “Niger chose anger. Mali chose Wagner. Nigeria must choose strategy.”   As a Northerner, I…

Atiku Was Never a Spare-Tyre Vice President: Revisiting the Legacy of Nigeria's Most Powerful Vice President By Jerry Adesewo The recent political realignments within the opposition…

Working but Poor: Inside the Silent Struggle of Nigeria’s Working Class By Comfort Pius The alarm on Grace Daniel’s small phone rings at exactly 4:45 a.m., but she is already awake.…

From Visa Wars to Teachers’ Revolt, Is 2026 World Cup Becoming Football’s Most Troubled Tournament? By Jerry Adesewo The FIFA World Cup is usually a celebration of football.…

Democracy Day and the Unfinished Promise of Nigeria By Matthew Eloyi Every June 12 (since 2019), Nigeria pauses to celebrate Democracy Day. Former President Muhammadu Buhari made the…

Conntextualising Bishop Abioye’s Yearning for Nigeria’s Prophet Elijah By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi As if kowtowing to netizens’ pressure to exert their moral authority in…

Defending the Indefensible? Why Government PR Becomes a High-Risk Job in Times of Public Anger By Matthew Eloyi Public relations is often presented as a polished profession built on…

Nigeria’s Forgotten Children By Comfort Pius At a busy roadside in Maiduguri, a young boy no older than 10 stood under the scorching afternoon sun balancing a tray of groundnuts on his…