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Obasanjo’s Testimony, Witness Evidence Corner Former Power Minister in $6bn Mambila Fraud Trial

In a dramatic twist in the high-profile trial of former Minister of Power and Steel Development, Dr. Olu Agunloye, key witness testimony and written statements from former President Olusegun Obasanjo have reinforced corruption allegations tied to the controversial $6 billion Mambila

June 18, 2025

Sports

Nigerians lied to me — Anthony Joshua says on his first visit to Ghana

Two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has showered praise on Ghana following his first visit to the country. The British heavyweight boxer of Nigerian descent was in Ghana for the Legacy Rise Sports: Battle of the Beasts event, invited by the president’s son,

June 18, 2025

Travel & Tourism

Israel/Iran conflict stalls pilgrimage to Israel, says commission

The Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC) has announced that there would be no further pilgrimages to Israel until the Israel/Iran conflict is resolved. According to a statement on Tuesday in Abuja by the commission’s Deputy Director and Head of Media and

June 18, 2025

Conversations

IGBOS WE ARE

I’ve gone through the lists of prominent names of my people who fought in the Ekumeku war and none of the names are Igala, Bini, Yorùbá or Hausa. They’re all Igbo. The reason I’m saying this, is because a lot of

June 18, 2025

Opinion

THE WORLD IS NOT AT WAR — IT IS WAR

By Dr. Charles Obiajulu Ugwu A reckoning with humanity’s grand delusion Something is wrong with us. Deeply, profoundly, maybe irreparably wrong. We don’t just fight wars anymore. We are war. It’s in our bones, our algorithms, our economies, and this

June 18, 2025

Features

10 most educated tribes in Nigeria – See who tops the list

There are over 250 ethnic groups in Nigeria and they have their unique culture, values, and relationship with education. Some tribes value education, and some others don’t, and this inequality exists particularly between the southern and northern parts of the country.

June 18, 2025

Opinion

Patrick Bruen: From Grandfather to a Reverend Father

By Tony Onyima, Ph.D. On a quiet June morning in Detroit, 67-year-old Patrick Bruen cradled his grandson in his arms, just steps from the altar of the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament. It was a moment soaked in paradox

June 18, 2025

Opinion

Tinubu’s democracy and dangers ahead of 2027

Casmir Igbokwe Nigeria marked her Democracy Day last Thursday, June 12, 2025. It was a day set aside since 2018 to celebrate the country’s unbroken civilian rule since 1999. As expected, President Bola Tinubu used the occasion to honour and

June 18, 2025

Opinion

Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s futile quest for immortality

He will never get it. But that should not stop those who consider him a stain and an aberration on the presidency of this country. He will spend his four years or eight years or any number of years at the helm

June 18, 2025

Opinion

At 90, Uncle Sam is living legend of Nigerian journalism – Tunji Bello

In post-colonial Nigeria, few, if any, can be said to come close to Pa Sam Amuka Pemu (fondly called Uncle Sam) in journalism practice in terms of ramifications. On account of his indelible footprints (from reportorial to editorship to punditry to

June 18, 2025

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Obasanjo’s Testimony, Witness Evidence Corner Former Power Minister in $6bn Mambila Fraud Trial

Nigerians lied to me — Anthony Joshua says on his first visit to Ghana

Israel/Iran conflict stalls pilgrimage to Israel, says commission

IGBOS WE ARE

THE WORLD IS NOT AT WAR — IT IS WAR

10 most educated tribes in Nigeria – See who tops the list

Patrick Bruen: From Grandfather to a Reverend Father

Tinubu’s democracy and dangers ahead of 2027

Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s futile quest for immortality

At 90, Uncle Sam is living legend of Nigerian journalism – Tunji Bello

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