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United Kingdom’s royal family got roiled in a scandal lately and it opened up for justice to take its course. The younger brother of King Charles and reportedly the favourite

Let me state my position clearly and without ambiguity. Long before the current debates, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo had consistently argued that the Igbo must align with the political center if

The past few weeks have been dedicated to the news of the demise of elder intellectual and scholar, the late Professor Biodun Jeyifo, and to the celebration of his towering

The signing of the new Electoral Act by President Bola Tinubu has not succeeded in settling the dust raised during the final days of its making in the National Assembly

As Nigeria approaches the pivotal 2027 general elections, the country confronts a danger no serious democracy should tolerate for two decades: a political system operating on outdated demographic realities, governing

By Oumarou Sanou A dangerous precedent is emerging across Africa’s diplomatic and media landscape: the public targeting of individual journalists by foreign missions for simply asking difficult questions. The recent

Nigeria’s digital landscape has become a lawless frontier where anything goes for views, likes, and viral fame. The time has come to make digital education mandatory across all levels of

By Chudi Mojekwu The Southeast Development Commission (SEDC) was established through the SEDC Act of July 25, 2024. The Commission was established to oversee and manage developmental projects in the

By Mide Alabi Nigeria does not suffer from a shortage of energy laws. We have the Petroleum Industry Act 2021 governing upstream petroleum operations; we have the Electricity Act 2023

By Peter Mbah Welcome to Enugu – a state that has always stood at the intersection of history from Nigeria’s colonial era. This is not just another tech conference. It

Obedience to God is not merely a matter of rule-keeping or ritual compliance. It is a deliberate posture of the heart, a yielding of our will to the divine, and

Strip away the headline victory and the February 2026 FCT Area Council elections tell a more unsettling story. Yes, the All Progressives Congress captured five of six councils, including AMAC,