October 1, every year, is a special day for Nigerians, for it marks the country’s independence anniversary. It is double celebration for the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt….

By Adnan Mukhtar Every 27th of September 2020 would be remembered as a day of agony; a sad day to remember after I lost a man that always stood and…

The Nigerian political sphere has, until recently, been dominated by the older generation. However, from the look of things, there is gradual evolution: a bourgeoning movement of young Nigerians –…

By Mukhtar Ya’u Madobi On September 9, 2024, Air Vice Marshal Lanre Ibrahim Oluwatoyin embarked on another significant journey of his professional career when he assumed office as the Chief…

By Abu Usman Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation with over 200 million people is experiencing a significant housing shortfall characterised by an overwhelming demand for homes which is largely short…

Northern Nigeria’s advancement and development should be founded on a strategic agenda crafted to surmount the barriers impeding growth. The League of Northern Democrats (LND) emerges as a prominent advocate…

In the 21st century, human capital development has become a cornerstone of economic growth and development, especially for nations striving to emerge as global economic players. For Nigeria, Africa’s most…

By Joshua Ocheja I recently stumbled on a concept. It is called counter-factual history. “It is a form of historiography that attempts to answer the What if? questions that arise…

By Moses Oluwaseyi The current economic realities in Nigeria have undoubtedly brought to mind the 2023 General Elections. Similar challenges, particularly difficult economic conditions, impacted the election outcomes, leaving the…

By Zayd Ibn Isah The city of Maiduguri recently came under attack—not by insurgents, bandits, or anything of the sort, but by something much worse—the relentless force of nature. A…