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By Otunba Babatunde Olushola Senbanjo (BOS) Fellow citizens of Ogun State, it has become necessary to speak plainly, boldly, and...
By Jude Ndukwe Chief Olisa Metuh is a man who means different things to different people. To some, he was a very highly lucrative asset to...
By Abdul Mahmud There are times when a country’s silence becomes louder than public statements. Nigeria has lived through such a season, one that the famous...
By Farooq A. Kperogi In 2020, The Atlantic published an explosive story, which claimed that in 2018 Donald Trump told advisors he could not understand why...
By Abdul Mahmud On Thursday 27 November 2025, I found myself driving through the gates of Mambilla Barracks in Abuja. It was my first time inside...
By Otunba Babatunde Olushola Senbanjo (BOS) It is truly disappointing, yet not surprising that Senator Adams Oshiomhole has once again chosen the path of political arrogance...
By Abdul Mahmud Tomorrow, Thursday 27 November, scholars, activists, and citizens will gather at the University of Jos for the Frantz Fanon Centennial Conference. It is...
By Abdul Mahmud The world is turning and reinventing itself to confront new destructive ideologies. Saudi Arabia is turning with it and reinventing itself. The country...
By Otunba Babatunde Olushola Senbanjo (BOS) The recent life-imprisonment sentence reportedly handed to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has once again exposed the deep cracks within the Nigerian...
By Otunba Babatunde Olushola Senbanjo (BOS) Nigeria is once again confronted with a heartbreaking reality the reality of bloodshed, loss, and painful uncertainty. The recent killings...
By Farooq A. Kperogi The events and atmospherics of the past few days in Nigeria feel eerily and frighteningly familiar. They are redolent of the disabling...
By Abdul Mahmud Birthdays remind me of time. They remind me of journeys taken and roads still ahead. I have lived long enough to see many...
In contemporary times, on the surface of the earth, there are many factors that make a(ny) nation, (truly) great. Some nations are termed as great, because...
By Abdul Mahmud Another week has opened in Nigeria with blood on the ground and fear in the air. The country wakes up each morning to...
By Abdul Mahmud “They dress it up as negotiation and baptise it as dialogue, but it is nothing more than doublespeak. A masquerade of words. Behind...
By Farooq A. Kperogi In Nigeria, elite oppression and callousness are often mostly abstract. Most people at the lower end of the social scale think and...
