Daily Query

We still remember what it was like when the African Democratic Congress (ADC), newly acquired and rebranded, roared into the political space this July. It was like a bright new day. Full of promise. There was fanfare. There was camaraderie. The party

1. Overview Nigeria’s insecurity landscape is shaped by two major patterns a. Terrorism and insurgency (mainly in the Northeast and parts of the Northwest). b. Rural banditry and organized armed violence (mostly in the Northwest and North-Central). c. Other forms—such as militancy

By Martins Azuwike The economy of Imo State can become the second-largest in Nigeria by the size of its gross domestic product (GDP) if the state’s rich resources are shrewdly harnessed and deployed over time. This may be unknown to many, but

By Lasisi Olagunju He was from Ede, the town of Sango; and so, when death came, it struck with the grating harshness of a thunderclap—sudden, shattering, and deeply wounding. Buried last Tuesday; his fidau is tomorrow Tuesday. Life is a fine mix

By Lasisi Olagunju Better a child is confirmed dead than a child is unaccounted for. I am not sure we remember that about 250 pupils of St. Mary’s Catholic School, Papiri village in Niger State, remain in captivity. They’ve been with their