Faces Behind the Figures: Nigerians Lost in Russia’s War
By Oumarou Sanou “Forgive your son.” Those were the words Balogun Ridwan Adisa chose for President Bola Tinubu when the…
Betara, Experience and the Next Leadership Test for Borno South
Five-term lawmaker’s committee record and 2023 speakership bid make him a contender for higher office in the 11th Assembly By…
A Tribute to My Beloved Father, His Eminence Sultan Muhammad Maccido, CFR
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The Compassionate Statesman: How Senator George Akume Redefines Leadership Through Humility
By Tsekaa Gboko In a political landscape often dominated by transient alliances and transactional power dynamics, genuine altruism remains a…
Tinubu May Have Taken Nigerians Out Of Egypt, But Who Will Provide For Them In The Desert?
By Julius Egbele Texas, USA Tinubu’s Moses Analogy, Fuel Subsidy Removal, and the Unfinished Promise of Economic Deliverance. Has Tinubu…
Why Nigeria Need a Presidential Debate: Democracy Must be Built on Questioning Not Blind Followership
By Julius Egbele Texas USA A society that discourages open debate on social and political issues risks producing passive conformity…
TMG vs TMS: The Communication Dilemma Over Tinubu’s Future
By Yushau A. Shuaib I was reluctant to make this disclosure. For weeks, I weighed silence against the obligation to…
Moscow Jamboree:If Russia Cannot Protect Itself, Why Must Africa Keep Coming to It?
By Oumarou Sanou · Pan-African observer, Sahel governance & security 650 DRONES STRUCK MOSCOW REGION, 6 OCT $27bn…
Why Climate, Not Politics, Could Revive the Ethio-Egyptian Nile Rivalry
By Yechale Degu Over the past two decades, Ethiopia has invested heavily on hydropower as a means to accelerate energy…
Talking Under Fire: What Libya and Yemen Teach Sudan About National Dialogue
A dialogue convened before the guns fall silent risks entrenching the very divisions it seeks to heal. By Sami Abdelhalim…