Written by Rate this post “The chameleon changes colour to match the earth. The earth does not change colour to match the chameleon”.- African proverb. Reports say Senate President Godswill Akpabio recently hit back at critics attempting to push the legislature away from its apparent direction regarding the 2027 elections. He is miffed by those who are either … Continue reading “Senator Akpabio is angry, by Hakeem Baba-Ahmed”
Rate this post By PETER MBAH Sustainable regional development does not occur in isolation. It requires a national leadership that understands diversity, equity, and long-term planning. In this regard, I must recognise the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu under whose watch Nigeria is witnessing a renewed emphasis on structural reform and regional balance. The … Continue reading “Reimagining the South East as a Unified Economic Bloc”
Rate this post … Experts blame ultra-processed foodsBy Henry Obetta Public health experts have raised concern over the growing burden of non-communicable diseases, NCDs, in Nigeria, revealing that illnesses such as cancer, diabetes, chronic respiratory diseases and cardiovascular conditions now account for about 30 percent of deaths in the country. They attributed the increase largely … Continue reading “30% of Nigerian deaths linked to non- communicable diseases”
Rate this post By VICTOR-BANDELE DADA Politics has evolved into one of the largest businesses of the modern age, commanding enormous financial flows, institutional attention and popular emotion. Yet, despite its scale and spectacle, political power repeatedly fails to deliver durable prosperity, social harmony, or ecological balance. My argument is that the persistent wastage of political … Continue reading “Beyond politics”
Rate this post By Henry Umoru ABUJA — Following widespread criticism over its rejection of a proposed amendment to Clause 60, Subsection 3, of the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill, which sought to make real-time electronic transmission of election results mandatory, the Senate has scheduled an emergency plenary sitting for Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at 12:00 … Continue reading “Electoral Act Amendment: Senate bows to pressure, to hold emergency sitting Tuesday”
Rate this post By Olasunkanmi Akoni LAGOS – The Lagos State Government on Sunday ordered the closure of the popular Ladipo Spare Parts Market in Mushin over persistent environmental violations and disregard for public order. The Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, announced the action via a public statement on social media. … Continue reading “Lagos shuts Ladipo Spare Parts Market over environmental violations”
Rate this post By Efe Onodjae The Lagos State Police Command has confirmed the arrest of one suspect in connection with the death of popular gospel artiste Matthew Ogundele and three others inside a music studio in Ajah, Lagos State. The victims also include Itunu Ogundele, Joseph Sanya, and blogger Matthew Awosanya, popularly known as … Continue reading “Police confirm arrest of one over death of popular gospel artiste, three others”
Rate this post Pronounced OrWor .. Or War OR Money Another Meaning for Owo Lets See In recent months, social media chatter and viral posts have tagged Owo, a historic city in Ondo State, southwestern Nigeria, as a “hotspot” or even a base where kidnappers allegedly collect ransom. These claims have spread widely on platforms … Continue reading “Owo Ondo Kidnappers Den ? Kidnapping Incidents in Owo: A Supposed Hotspot for Kidnappers”
Rate this post The University of Cambridge has announced the transfer of legal ownership of 116 Benin artefacts held at its Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (MAA) to Nigeria’s National Commission for Museums and Monuments (NCMM), operating under a management agreement with the Benin Royal Palace. The decision follows a formal request submitted by the … Continue reading “Cambridge University transfers ownership of 116 Benin Artefacts to Nigeria”
Rate this post By Ugochukwu Alaribe UMUAHIA—Igbo Community Association, Abuja, has called on the Federal Government to ban a history textbook, titled: ‘Living History for Junior Secondary Schools’ over its alleged exclusion of Igbo history. The association alleged that the omission was a deliberate attempt to erase Igbo contributions to Nigeria’s history and development, warning … Continue reading “Igbo group demands ban on ‘living history’ textbook”