Daily Query

By Duke of Shomolu I was in primary 4 at the Command Children School nestled in the Military Cantonment in Ikeja when a top military officer rushed into the classroom that morning His service pistol was out and his eyes were red

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE The title captures the interwovenness of economics and the social factors that define our well-being. It is a reality that any lender or partner must weigh when judging the true creditworthiness of a nation. This interrelationship must be laid

By Prince Charles Dickson Nigeria does not lack early warning signals. It lacks early response. Across the country, communities whisper the coming danger long before the first shot, yet those whispers evaporate into our harmattan air. In meetings, workshops, and dashboards, we

The Nigerian Senate looks less than itself. That may not be entirely correct. There is nothing wrong with the Senate. But everything is wrong with its occupants; the senators. As an institution and in concept, the Senate is irreducible. Its definition does

Former Kaduna State Governor and ex–Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nasir el-Rufai, made a stunning admission on live television yesterday: that one of his supporters secretly tapped a phone conversation of Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu. His justification? “Governments tap