Eedris Abdulkareem may not be too well-known to Gen Z, but he’s a folk hero of sorts for conscious Nigerians, especially those who love good music that carries a strong…

In democracy, we often confuse governance with good governance. Many equate the act of maintaining public services, roads, and infrastructure as exemplary leadership. However, true good governance goes beyond simply…

One feature of Muslim life is the constant search for hidayah (divine guidance) in all aspects of human life. Muslim life is tempered on a daily basis by his pursuit…

By Zayd Ibn Isah Our Paralympians have considerably erased the bitter taste of Team Nigeria’s poor performance in the Paris Olympics. They did this by winning two gold, three silver,…

By Temitope Ajayi Those who think they are taking a dig at the President have been gloating. Their usual refrain is that the man they said built Lagos should build…

Northern Nigeria, once known for its vast agricultural potential, is now gripped by a severe food crisis fueled by escalating insecurity especially in the North East and North West part….

Zamfara State, once a thriving agricultural hub which earned it the slogan ‘farming is our pride’, where the state capital Gusau was an important commercial centre with a heterogeneous population…

On Friday the 1st day of March 2024, purporting to act pursuant to the Land Use Act, Governor Makinde of Oyo State, the Omi Tuntun exponent, put a notice in…

Nigeria faces an education crisis of unprecedented proportions, with millions of children left out of school, particularly in the northern regions. This crisis, if left unchecked, threatens to destabilise the…

By Hamzat Lawal After reading the book, Stepping on Toes: My Odyssey at the Nigerian Ports Authority, written by the former Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Ms…