Letters

Sir: The latest wave of violence in Nigeria has once again exposed the fragility of the nation’s security framework. The unfortunate killing of scores of innocent people at Gari Ya

Sir: The fresh wave of violence in Plateau State has once again exposed a painful reality—Nigeria is not just dealing with isolated attacks, but a deep-rooted and persistent security crisis.

Sir: The recent wave of political defections sweeping across Nigeria has once again exposed the fluid and often unpredictable nature of the country’s party system. What appears on the surface

Sir: “It is easy to write from the side-lines. To critique without consequence. To moralize without responsibility. But governance is not a column—it is a burden. One that requires decisions,

Sir: What initially started as a rumour of a festival in Ozoro, Isoko-North Local Government Area of Delta State, turned out to be true when videos of women being assaulted

Sir: The growing chorus calling for a Peter Obi–Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso alliance ahead of the 2027 presidential election has reached a deafening crescendo. From social media platforms to political drawing

Sir: For years, Nigeria operated an economy that looked stable on the surface but was deeply fragile underneath. Today, as citizens grapple with rising prices, a weakening naira, and the

Sir: Long roads, especially highways and expressways, often take a long time to complete in Nigeria due to many reasons and factors. The most prominent among them is the slow

By Our Reporters Sir: In late 2025, the story of Mensah Omolola unfolded in real time before a stunned Nigerian public. A Lagos-based cancer patient, she rejected a medically advised

By Our Reporters Sir: The deployment of United States MQ-9 surveillance drones and about 200 military personnel to Nigeria signals a quiet but consequential shift in West Africa’s security landscape.

By Our Reporters  Sir: The geopolitical conflict involving Iran, Israel and United States has once again reminded the world how fragile global energy markets can be. The conflict has disrupted

By Our Reporters Sir: Corruption is often spoken of as a societal cancer, yet few stop to examine its breeding grounds. While much of the public discourse focuses on politics,