News Cargo plane crash at Miami international airport leaves at least five dead September 7, 2026 A cargo aircraft operated by Amazon Air crashed shortly after departure near Miami International Airport early
Opinion Gov Otti campaigns in prose and governs in poetry: The N23 billion security vote debacle September 7, 2026 By Obinna Oriaku “The more things change, the more they remain the same.” Apologies to Sen.
Opinion Ancient wisdom on indigenous sovereignty and boundaries – 3 September 7, 2026 By Chikaodiri Emmanuel Indigenous Capacity vs. Seasonal Patronage In the deep traditions of Igboland, identity is
Opinion Monday Lines 2 – FAAC soup for sick states September 7, 2026 I cooked this piece’s title from Alice Urquhart Fewell’s ‘Soups for the Sick’ published in 1920.
Opinion Monday Lines 1 – Clerics, politicians, and election money September 7, 2026 Chief S. L. Akintola, post-independence Premier of the Western Region, knew that when money entered politics,
Opinion Between the Communiqué and the casualty list: Benue after the North-Central Security Summit September 7, 2026 By Joseph Adom Kyaagba, Ph.D., FNIA, mni On the last day of August, the New Banquet
News Quiet Diplomacy Prevails as Treason Charges Dropped: Ernest Bai Koroma Departs Abuja for Freetown September 7, 2026 Former Sierra Leonean President Ernest Bai Koroma departed Nigeria on Sunday morning, September 6, 2026, ending
News UK Diaspora Passport Delays: NIS Launches Digital Resolution Portal and Deploy Special Mobile Units Across Four UK Cities September 7, 2026 The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has directed all Nigerian nationals residing in the United Kingdom who
News Jigawa Governor Appoints Dr. Lawan Ahmed Muhammad Sani as 17th Emir of Gumel September 7, 2026 Jigawa State Governor, Malam Umar Namadi, has approved the appointment of Dr. Lawan Ahmed Muhammad Sani
To this day, many people in Nigeria think I killed him” By Susan Rice In early July 1998, I traveled to Nigeria with Undersecretary
Today In History, On This Day Semptember 13, 2014: The “Black Scorpion” Died One of the most prominent and controversial milit@ry commanders of
Two savage Kano murders, 45 years apart By Festus Adedayo Today, political thugs dictate the boundaries of public engagement. They enforce the