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There is no doubt that Trump would like to reduce or drastically cut funding to Ukraine in keeping with his campaign promise of America First. In my column last week,...

When voices rise in waves of protest, deep wounds are laid bare — truths woven into our laws and ethics, waiting to be unearthed. In Nigeria, one such moment emerged...

A military officer who was Nigeria’s Aviation Minister between 1985 and 1993 during the Ibrahim Babangida years once made a remark that resonated sharply in the air: air travel, he...

“Bros how you dey oh.” “Omo, body still dey inside cloth. We dey push am.” “How for do? Man no die, man no leave one place, all of us just...

Given the transient nature of power, sycophancy, beyond a certain octave, is a sure career killer. A bill for the establishment of Bola Ahmed Tinubu Federal University of Languages has...

The ongoing economic crisis has reached every corner of the nation, touching the rich and poor, urban and rural dwellers alike. With inflation rates climbing to about 33 per cent...

Sen. George Akume, SGF, to Chair Lecture Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, Guest Speaker Archbishop Martins, Chief Host Nigeria’s oldest surviving newspaper, The Catholic Herald weekly newspaper is set to hold...

Any government can easily undermine its credibility if it sends mixed signals on essential policy issues or initiatives, flip-flop from one policy or strategic direction to another, and turn essential...

Last week’s update by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC), reported that 103 Nigerians were officially confirmed dead due to rampaging cholera outbreak across the country. According...

Like men in a stupor, African leaders are staggering through the labyrinthine paths of democracy, oscillating between hope and despair, chasing the promises of democracy that are now at best,...