Opinion

Nigerians Are Not Lazy; They Are Exhausted By Comfort Pius There is a silent anger growing across Nigeria. It is visible in overcrowded buses, in market women arguing over prices, in…

Bauchi 2027: Ending MA Abubakar’s Wait By Dahiru Hassan Kera Politics, we are often reminded, wears many robes. At one moment, it struts in the garments of idealism;…

Kebbi APC: Maidoki's Long Awaited Goodbye By Abubakar Sani Politics in Nigeria has a curious habit of rewarding reinvention. Today’s sworn loyalist becomes tomorrow’s aggrieved victim;…

KEEP NCE IN UTME TO PROTECT STANDARDS By L. Adewale Jimoh -Atoba, Ph.D. waleatoba11@gmail.com Obaagun, Osun State. The Nigerian government, through the Honourable Minister of…

Who Speaks for the Boy Child? Confronting Nigeria’s Growing Masculinity Crisis By Matthew Eloyi As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to mark the International Day of the Boy Child, the…

JAMB’s Falling Admission Bar and Nigeria’s Education Standards By Matthew Eloyi The recent announcement by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), alongside heads of…

Major Adeyinka’s Appointment and the Questions Around Nigeria’s Security Power Structure  By Jerry Adesewo, Abuja The recent appointment of Major General Adeyinka Fadewa (rtd.) as…

Women Don’t Need Equality; They Need Equity By Matthew Eloyi For years, modern society has sold women a powerful slogan: “Anything a man can do, a woman can do too.” It sounds inspiring.…

The Rise of Female Producers and the Decline of “Sex-for-Role” in Nollywood By Matthew Eloyi For years, one of Nollywood’s darkest open secrets was the persistent allegation of “sex for…

Divine Direction or Survival Strategy? Inside the Relocation Trend Among Nigerian Pastors By Matthew Eloyi For decades, Nigerian pastors stood before packed congregations declaring…