By Callistus Unyimadu On January 30, 2025, Kayode Opeifa formally assumed office as managing director of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) and delivered his inaugural speech at the corporation’s headquarters.
By Charles Onunaiju Just recently, American’s political establishment took credulity too far, perhaps believing that it takes only to dare and fabricate and everything falls into place. Nigeria is Africa’s
A country’s soul can be glimpsed in the humming of its factories and measured rhythm of its machines. In China for instance, we’ve seen how mass industrialization rewrote the story
The recent tragedy involving a bus conveying journalists on official assignment in Bauchi State is more than a road accident. It is a painful reminder of a systemic failure that
Fasting, in its purest expression, is a sacred act of devotion—a voluntary humbling of the soul before God. It is designed to quiet the flesh, awaken repentance, and deepen communion
By Jacob Edi Mallam Nasir El-Rufai has re-emerged on the national stage with his familiar intensity, and in a recent interview on Arise Television, the former governor of Kaduna State
By Ahmed Yusuf In the exercise of its constitutional mandate, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the dates for the 2027 general elections as February 20 for the
By Bola Ahmed Tinubu How and on what basis the continent’s governments can secure financing should not be based on external discretion Africa is paying too much to borrow. Calls
Last December, the Swedish minister for international development cooperation and foreign trade, Benjamin Dousa, announced that Stockholm would phase out development assistance to mostly African countries, not necessarily for lack
The recent heated exchange between Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and the Minister of Steel Development, Prince Shuaibu Audu, during the joint budget defence session of the National Assembly has once again
The information in the public space is that the Senate is considering a bill sponsored by Senator Sunday Karimi who represents Kogi West Senatorial District in the Senate. The bill
By Lekan Olayiwola If Nigeria’s electoral debates feel perennially unresolved, it is because they are rarely about what truly undermines trust. Technology dominates the conversation, but memory shapes the reaction.