Opinion
THE PEN AND THE SHIELD: Why Nigeria Needs a Permanent Media–Security Partnership
By Lanre Ogundipe The recently concluded National Security Summit organised by the Nigeria Union of Journalists was more than an...
Read moreWHAT MANNER OF FATHER ARE YOU?
By Kayode Ogunjobi Happy Father’s Day to every man who has stepped into the sacred calling of fatherhood with courage,...
Read moreTHE BLIND GIANT (Part I) – A Nation That Knows But Does Not Act By Lanre Ogundipe
Nigeria is often described as a giant. A giant because of its population. A giant because of its vast territory....
Read moreThe Expertise We Cannot Afford to Waste
By Lanre Ogundipe A recent intervention by veteran journalist/legal expert - Richard Akinnola has triggered an uncomfortable but necessary conversation....
Read moreFrom E Tójú Dúkìá to E Tójú Ẹ̀mí: The Tragic Evolution of Nigeria’s New Security Imperative – Kayode Ogunjobi
There was a time when life in many parts of Nigeria carried a certain ease, a rhythm that allowed people...
Read moreIS-HAQ OLOYEDE: THE QUIET BURDEN OF CONSCIENCE
There are public officials who occupy offices, and there are those rare individuals whose character quietly transforms the offices they...
Read morePower, Punishment, and Tact—The School Gate Drama in Imo State
The recent clash between the Imo State Commissioner for Education and a local school principal has sent shockwaves through the...
Read moreNIGERIA 2027
POLITICS is an interesting game.OFTEN, it is based on permutation: eyi je, eyi o je (like Yoruba often say). THOUGH,...
Read moreFour Hours on the Asphalt: The Day My Only Son Died Waiting for a Bed in Nigeria
Twelve years ago, my world fractured into a million pieces on the concrete driveway of a premier tertiary hospital. It...
Read moreTorn From School, Trapped by Terror: A Nation’s Shame and a Call to Action – Kayode Ogunjobi
Yesterday, the world celebrated children. The hearts of many Nigerians was filled with sorrow and anguish for the thousands of...
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