NIGERIA: WHY BRAZIL. YES, BRAZIL.

By Sunday Dare   Three visits in less than a year. That is not mere coincidence — it is deliberate strategy. And, as usual, disingenuous reportage...

Busybody First Lady: What Does Remi Tinubu Want?

By Tajudeen Kareem and Wale Ojo-Lanre   What does Remi Tinubu want? It is a simple question, yet profound. A question that, in ordinary times, might...

My Reflections & Notes from Reading “Making It Big” By Femi Otedola – Dayo Olomu

Dinner For Maggots

By Tola Adeniyi Listen, I’m talking to you. You, I mean you. And as I talk to you I’m also speaking to myself. It has been...

The White Lion’s Enduring Roar: A Legacy of Power in Kogi State

By Philip Akanni   The eight-year tenure of Alhaji Yahaya Adoza Bello as the governor of Kogi State, which ended in January 2024, was one of...

A Key For Aisha: How A Kuwaiti-Nigerian Pact Will Turn over 77,000 Poor Nigerians into Homeowners

By Olabode Opeseitan   The rustle of zinc sheets in the wind was Aisha’s lullaby. The shared, single room in Makoko, Lagos, was a kingdom of...

Nigeria’s Lithium Revolution And The End Of Economic Surrender

By Olabode opeseitan For decades, Nigeria stood at the edge of promise—rich in minerals, rich in minds, yet poor in outcomes. The story was painfully familiar:...

WOLE OLANIPEKUN: IS HE TRULY THE ASIWAJU OF IKERE?

By Wale Ojo-Lanre The name Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN evokes awe in Nigerian legal circles. He is ranked among the three most brilliant Senior Advocates of...

Ogbeni Aregbesola: Political Popularity Has A Limit

By Abimbola Tooki In politics, popularity is often regarded as the golden ticket to relevance, influence, and survival. Yet, when stripped down to its core, popularity...

The Mid-Term Election Referendum : The El-Rufai, Atiku Coalition That Came, Saw, But Did Not Conquer

By Olabode Opeseitan   Once hailed as the firebrand of Northern Nigerian politics, Nasir El-Rufai now finds himself in a curious twilight—boasting of a coalition that...