Ijebuland stands at a historic crossroads. The Awujale stool—symbol of tradition, moral authority, and unity—remains vacant. The late Oba (Dr.)…
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In the grand chessboard of international relations, statecraft is often perceived solely through the prism of rigid protocols, treaties, and…
The events leading up to and succeeding the elections of 12 June, 1993, were remarkable in several respects in Nigeria’s…
In the last couple of weeks, I have painstakingly studied the National Honours Act (1964, later CAP N43 LFN 2004)…
When he presented his budget proposals for 2024 to Nigeria’s National Assembly, the first full year of appropriations under his…
The beautiful and enchanting butterfly called the Africa Cup of Nations emerged from its chrysalis in Khartoum, Sudan, under the…
There is a quiet violence that does not draw blood yet destroys institutions. In Kogi State, that violence is the…
A few days ago, the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Mr Bayo Onanuga, said state governments…
Nigeria’s new tax laws are no longer a proposal, a rumour, or a theoretical policy experiment; they are in force,…
If infrastructure forms the skeleton of governance, the public service is its bloodstream. When the bloodstream weakens, the skeleton becomes…