Saturday, January 31

Opinions

Tax Policy in Nigeria: Expectations and Implementation

If there is an unpopular government policy with the public, it is tax policy. So, the noise about the recent tax reform by the government is not unexpected, and the hullabaloo generated by the tax document swap should be taken…

America and Governor Makinde’s precision strikes, By Festus Adedayo

In Nigeria, on Tuesday and Thursday last week, two precision airstrikes hit targets. As similar as the pains the airstrikes brought, they were also marked by dissimilarities. While one hit the country’s northwest target against ISIS terrorists on Thursday, Christmas day, earlier on Tuesday,…

Why wishes don’t grow income, By Ayo Akerele

I understand your desire to increase your earnings, whether through a higher monthly paycheck or greater business revenue. But let’s face the truth: many people rely on the lifeless power of wishes. Wishing changes nothing. Action does. Words alone don’t…

When the year becomes a teacher, By Sunday Ogidigbo

Picture credit: Emmanuel Ikwuegbu This is the year we saw the nation tremble, yet stand. The economy strained families to the edge, policies tested the patience of the masses, and insecurity carved scars into communities that were already fragile. We…

How the Grinch stole Christmas, By Femi Aribisala

There are many Christmas presents we desire, but salvation is not one of them.  Have you noticed that under certain circumstances it is acceptable and even necessary to be a Christian?  Many people may not go to church throughout the…

Shettima’s Name Gaffe: From Oborevwori to ‘Omoboriowo’

Nigeria’s political landscape is littered with names, nicknames, and renaming. And I’m not talking about the countless monuments around the country bearing the name of the President for one reason or another. I’m referring to assigned or mispronounced names. Many…

A Confession of Failed Governance

And so, Christmas Day 2025, under the watch of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the United States military hit “ISIS targets” in Northwestern Nigeria, changing various Nigerian narratives permanently.  Casualty figures were not immediately available. Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman…

When the stolen lands of Greenland redefine international politics, By Owei Lakemfa

Madness. This will be a fitting description of 2025 as it casts its last shadows on humanity. My conclusion is not just based on the mindless slaughter in Gaza where even the Devil will willingly take lessons. What can be…

Advertisement
Demo
© 2026 The Online Guru. All Rights Reserved.