Daily Query

By Farooq Kperogi In Nigeria, elite oppression and callousness are often mostly abstract. Most people at the lower end of the social scale think and feel that many people in positions of power, comfortably ensconced in their sinecures, are haughty, self-impressed, and

The National Political Summit, 2025 was convened by the National Consultative Front (NCFront) in conjunction with the Labour & Civil Society Front (LCSF), under the theme: “Critical & Mandatory Constitutional Amendments for Credible Elections in 2027.” The Summit attracted over 600 participants

By Aziza Uko There are moments in public life that reveal far more than the actors involved intend. The embarrassing spectacle staged this week in Abuja, where the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, squared off with a Naval officer

By Stephanie Shaakaa NIGERIA has reached a dangerous moment. Power now walks alone. Every government decision moves forward unchallenged, unchecked, untested. We watch in silence as politics becomes a game where everyone must obey or disappear. Opposition is no longer a force

By Sir Folu Olamiti, FNGE There are men whose lives leave indelible footprints not only on the pages of history but also deep within the hearts of those privileged to know them. Chief Olabode Ibiyinka George, fondly known to me as Uncle

By Sharon Eboesomi Members of the group, Movement for Credible Elections (MCE), described the deteriorating security landscape as a direct threat to the 2027 elections, noting that large swathes of the country may be inaccessible if urgent reforms are not implemented. A broad coalition