Opinion
Beyond Politics: Every Family Needs a Davido
By Kayode Ogunjobi The Osun gubernatorial election has come and gone. The ballots have been cast. The celebrations have begun....
Read moreSAVE OUR SOULS: NIGER’S DEADLY ROADS ARE WARNING AGAIN
SAVE OUR SOULS. Fresh photographs from the Suleja Depot-Dikko axis show motorists battling mud, standing water and a badly degraded...
Read moreOsun 2026: When the People Looked Power in the Face and Said, “No More Baba Sope”
Osun's 2026 election offers Nigerians a powerful lesson about democracy, political power, resilience and why citizens should never give up.
Read moreGhosts of Sarajevo: What Putin’s Kuril Islands Visit Tells Us About the New World Order
Vladimir Putin's first-ever visit to the disputed Kuril Islands has drawn a sharp protest from Japan, but the episode is...
Read moreThe Language of Impunity: What a Senator’s “Metaphor” Tells Us About Osun’s Fragile Peace
A senator tells a crowd to kill his opponents, then calls it a metaphor once the backlash arrives. This editorial...
Read moreWHEN SCAVENGING BECOMES A SECURITY THREAT
How an unregulated scrap economy is putting infrastructure, communities and public health at risk By Lanre Ogundipe How much of...
Read moreWhen a National Budget Becomes a Village Wish List
By Ojudu Babafemi In recent weeks, I have read a succession of national budget entries so astonishing that I initially...
Read morePiety, Not Tribe or Religion, Is Nigeria’s Real Dividing Line
96 percent of Nigerians call religion very important to their lives. The country still scored 26 out of 100 on...
Read moreWHEN THE CHURCH SPEAKS TRUTH TO POWER
By Lanre Ogundipe The recent audience granted by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to senior Catholic bishops has generated public interest...
Read moreOloolu And The Question Nigeria Keeps Avoiding — Whose Job Was It To Protect Her?
By Aiyepola Abayomi Orisha comes from "eni ori sha da", one specially created by ori. These were once human beings....
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