Editorial

The Federal Government’s recent decision to scrap the use of indigenous languages as the medium of instruction in early education marks yet another distressing reversal in Nigeria’s policy landscape. It...

Nigerians — Muslims and Christians alike — have been brutally killed in Benue, Plateau, Zamfara, Katsina, Borno, Ondo, Enugu, and Ebonyi States. Yet, the pattern of attacks suggests that Christians...

There is renewed public outrage over the release from custody of a man who, together with his fugitive son, raped to death a young girl placed under their care. How...

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) recently boasted of generating a staggering N22.59 trillion between January and September 2025—nearly meeting its annual target of N25.2 trillion before year’s end. Impressive?...

Nigeria’s human rights situation is fast deteriorating—and the statistics are chilling. It is a moral crisis of conscience and compassion that runs deeper than politics or policy. The National Human...

The recent presidential pardon granted to 175 Nigerians—including those convicted of armed robbery, drug trafficking, murder, corruption, and kidnapping—has stirred deep unease across the nation. Many Nigerians see it not...

The clamour for electoral reform in Nigeria is not new. Long before the 2023 general elections that brought the Tinubu administration to power, Nigerians had been crying out for change....

The crisis in Nigeria’s classrooms is no mystery. Poor remuneration and neglect of teachers have dragged our educational standards into the mud. When teachers are underpaid, undervalued, and demotivated, what...

… Your hospitals are dying; and so are Nigerians Nigeria is in dire straits — and our leaders are busy booking flights. Once again, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria...

2025 Laws promise relief and simplicity, but Nigerians demand transparency or risk another round of empty promises Nigeria has just rewritten its tax playbook — and if government is serious,...