News Nigeria breaks Optasia’s 12-year monopoly, licenses nine companies for N3trn airtime and data lending June 13, 2026 By Martin Ekpeke In a major policy shift aimed at ending substantial capital flight and boosting
News SAD! 17 farmers k!lled on Democracy Day in Zamfara June 13, 2026 Bandits suspected to be loyal to Jammo, on Friday, stormed farmlands in Goron Namaye district under
Opinion A Lawyer’s First Duty is to Truth: Kenneth Okonkwo and The Integrity of The Legal Profession June 13, 2026 By Vitus Ozoke The current dispute between His Excellency Peter Obi and Kenneth Okonkwo has generated
Opinion Echoes from Ekiti, lifelines in Osun June 13, 2026 By Abiodun Komolafe With growing doubts about the efficacy of institutions in Nigeria, it is very
Opinion How Chinese miners fuel Nigeria’s terrorist banditry June 13, 2026 By Farooq A. Kperogi At the African Studies Association conference here in Atlanta late last year,
Opinion The Education Chronicles: How FG’s new rules could transform honorary doctorate awards in Nigerian Universities June 13, 2026 By Tony Onyima, Ph.D. The recent Federal Government’s approval of comprehensive guidelines on the award and
News NRM presidential candidate urges Nigerians to unite for national renewal June 13, 2026 Dr Esther Okereke, the presidential candidate of the National Rescue Movement (NRM) for the 2027 general
News NELFUND: ₦282bn reaches 1.5 million beneficiaries nationwide – Official June 13, 2026 The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) says no fewer than 1.5 million students across 288 tertiary
Politics Group urges INEC, government to deepen public trust in democracy June 13, 2026 The African Electoral Integrity Initiative (AE2I) has urged the Executive, Legislature, Judiciary and the Independent National
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Monday Lines 1 – Wike and the Rainbow War in APC Game theorists warn that when two hawks meet, the expected
Passion and Fine Prose Mark Vanguard’s Ruby Anniversary A review of The Vanguard Chronology: 40 Years of Nigeria’s
Dan Egwu’s Weekly Leadership Reflection 6 – The cost of a bad temper “If you are patient in one moment of anger, you