Opinion
Tinubu, clemency and other side of empathetic leadership, by Stanley Nkwocha
President Bola Tinubu's intervention in the case of pardoned suspects arrested during the August 1, 2024 protests exemplifies empathetic and...
Time to reconsider our ties with Israel, by Femi Fani-Kayode
In an article titled “Is Nigeria fuelling Israel’s genocide against Palestinians?” which was published in Businessday on October 30th 2024,...
When the hen crows, beware the egg, by Abdulrauf Aliyu
It is nothing short of infuriating to witness the Nigerian Police stoop so low as to arraign minors for their...
Raven in a dovecote, by Mahfuz Mundadu
Once upon a time in the dustiest corner of Everywhere, there lived a man known for his unsavory talents. This...
Prodigal daughter – Now, proudly my Boss: Dr. Suwaiba Sa’idu Ahmad, by Abdallah Uba Adamu
It is not often that one gets the rare opportunity to witness the birth of a star. I count myself...
Deregulation: Between OBJ’s half-measures and Tinubu’s bold leadership, by Temitope Ajayi
A video of former President Olusegun Obasanjo's interview with News Central Television has been trending on social media platforms for...
Whither the Nigerian economic giant?, by Abdulrauf Aliyu
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is undergoing a troubling economic narrative that has taken an unexpected turn. Once celebrated as...
Criminalization and expulsion of beggars: A case of re-victimization, by Saleh Ibrahim
The controversial FCT Minister Bar. Nyesom Wike is in the news again--this time he dominated the headlines for giving beggars...
Ishaq Sadeeq: As quintessential public servant retires, by Nasir Imam
Another milestone in the array of accomplishment of service with humility was marked when Ishaq Abubakar Sadeeq, the immediate past...
The Shock Doctrine and Nigeria’s neoliberal struggles, by Mahfuz Mundadu
In her seminal work The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein outlines a chilling narrative of how crises, whether economic or otherwise,...