The article argues that Justice Peter Lifu’s judgment deregistering the ADC and other political parties is a faithful application of constitutional provisions rather than a politically...
When he presented his budget proposals for 2024 to Nigeria’s National Assembly, the first full year of appropriations under his presidency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu identified...
When the FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11, Nigeria will be on the menu but not as a competitor. Nigerian musician, Burna Boy, will...
There are weightier matters that should engage African leaders more than colonial linguistic affinities, writes MONDAY PHILIPS EKPE The other day, President William Ruto of Kenya...
In a week in which the Nigerian judiciary at all levels has been the focus of considerable civic and party-political energy, it may seem odd to...
My ill-fated country, those you have affrontedwith them you must be equalized by sharing the same affront.Those you have deniedhuman rights,Allowed to stand before you but...
In this piece, Monday Ekpe writes that Nigeria’s current flagbearer of opposition politics should stay on course and safeguard multiparty democracy. Latin as a language of...
NSUK’s mass graduation of 1,677 PhD holders in four years has sparked national debate, raising concerns about academic standards, supervision quality, research integrity, and regulatory oversight,...
In this piece, Jiti Ogunye, a prominent Nigerian lawyer, public interest advocate, and human rights activist, argues that outrage over the bombing of Jilli market exposes...
In this piece, Prof Adeyemi Ademowo argues that Nigeria’s universities face ethical decline as “defense list” practices compel postgraduate students to provide food and drinks for...
