The dictator’s new playbook: Why democracy is losing the fight
By Moisés Naím Around the world, from the richest countries to the poorest, a dangerous new crop of leaders has sprung…
Osinbajo commissions doctors’ apartment, shops, school, road in Maiduguri
Mukaila Ola The Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo was in Maiduguri on Thursday, to launch the 30th edition of the…
Former staunch Buharist joins PDP
By Bashir Hassan Harvard-trained journalist, also graduate of The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at the Tufts University, Medford, in…
APC zones national chairmanship seat to north (full list)
Jude Johnson The All Progressives Congress (APC) has zoned its national chairmanship seat to the north ahead of the 2023…
Navy calls the bluff of NIPR, as Ayo-Vaughan resumes as spokesperson
Jude Johnson The Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo, has dealt a heavy blow to the professional…
Nigeria’s biggest domestic airline doesn’t really have the worst flight delay record
By Alexander Onukwue Domestic air travel in Nigeria in 2021 exceeded pre-pandemic levels as travelers resumed frequent movement within the country,…
What happens to the 4,000 Nigerians studying in Ukraine?
By Alexander Onukwue The move by Russian president Vladimir Putin to increase his military’s presence in Ukraine has set off…
US reiterates commitment to scaling up COVID-19 vaccination
Mukaila Ola The United States has reiterated its commitment to support Nigeria and other countries around the world to address…
Electoral Bill: ‘We pity your ignorance’, Presidency tells CSOs over planned protest
Ngozi James The Presidency on Monday said the civil society organisations planning to embark on a protest on Tuesday over…
Nigeria is locked in an endless tug of war with its academics
•Lecturers in Nigeria’s public universities are hoping to give the authorities a lesson on priorities. By Ope Adetayo In the…