Thursday, June 18

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Why a State of Emergency is Needed Now

Nigeria today is a country learning to live with fear—and that is the most dangerous development of all.  This was brought into clear relief by the recent kidnapping of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar and…

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Taxing the senator, not the driver, By Tobechukwu Ezeuko

Nigeria is a country where, for every naira the government earns, more than forty-five kobo disappears into debt servicing before a single public service is delivered. The reform that addresses this is not the enemy of ordinary Nigerians. The system that…

Making Accountability an Election Theme in Nigeria

Under electoral regulations, various political parties are scheduled to hold party primaries around this time, and the loyalty of party members intending to contest elections for one position or another is being called into question by the generality of members…

What makes the Yorubas tick (7), By Sunday Adelaja

Pastor EA Adeboye is the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), one of the fastest growing churches in the world. Why the Yorubas Build and Pastor the Largest Churches Worldwide Yoruba pastors lead several of the…

US 2026 Counterterrorism Strategy: Implications for Nigeria

The US 2026 Counterterrorism Strategy represents a significant development in American security policy, reflecting both lessons learned from past interventions and the current and rapidly shifting geography of global extremist threats.  Rather than relying on previously favoured large-scale deployments, the…

JAMB Registrar’s Legacy of Reforms

Professor Is-haq Oloyede is, by all standards, regarded as one of the most influential education administrators in Nigeria today. As a transformational leader who assumed office on August 1, 2016, as the registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board,…

Unpacking the CBN’s Intervention and Appeal

There is a particular genre of financial commentary that mistakes legal process for a factual verdict. A court delivers a first instance ruling, procedural questions are raised, and before the ink is dry on the appeal filing, the narrative has…

Can Segun Aina Fill Oloyede’s Big Shoes?

When the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, announced the appointment of 39-year-old Prof. Segun Aina as the new registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board four days ago, it was a major story…

Decapitators on the prowl!, By Wole Olaoye

Late Mr Michael Ojedokun I align myself with the suggestion of the Majeobaje Community Development Initiative, a socio-political group in South-West Nigeria, that communities must be trained and equipped “to lawfully defend themselves so they are not frustrated into taking…

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