A country rich in oil and gas. Rich in resources. But bankrupt in everything else, especially leadership.
Nigeria is the world’s “present and future” and already the United States’ second-largest trading partner in Africa, with two-way trade totalling nearly $13 billion in 2024.
Mokwa’s flooding crisis should prompt decisive action, not just in emergency response but also in preventative measures that ensure communities are better prepared for future challenges.
is it also possible for the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria to authorise the use of pidgin English as the second language for flight announcers, at least for domestic routes?
Our civil rule remains a demonstration of craze, a circus of politicians in agbada, pretending to serve, while they loot and lie.
Humanity has clung to these texts for generations, lived by their codes, and imitated their prophets.
The sheer scale of planned operations also poses a significant threat to land degradation, habitat loss, and biodiversity, as well as chemical pollution from mining byproducts.
If, at this time, African leaders cannot find good company among themselves, they may as well learn to sit at home.
After the return to democracy in Nigeria, we sought the official recognition of the June 12 elections and Chief MKO Abiola’s victory
Today is a gift. Tomorrow is a promised present. What manner of justice and compensation will President Bola Tinubu bequeath the unstated and unlikely heroes of June 12?
