Today, what the people of Bauchi want is not shadow politics, politics of protection, or politics that exploits the masses for personal ambition. What they seek is leadership founded on truth, justice, and accountability. And anyone who still fails to…

Editor-in-Chief of Premium Times, Musikilu Mojeed at the Premium Times Awards Ceremony Tonight, we gather not only to celebrate the exceptional work of our staff — their commitment to ethical journalism and excellence in storytelling — but also to reflect.…

The Renewed Hope Agenda has been a significant attempt to transition Nigeria from an “arbitrage economy” to a productive one. While the macroeconomic indicators and infrastructure projects represent significant high points, the ultimate success of the agenda depends on whether these…

I had a lengthy banter with an elderly friend recently. One of the issues our conversation bordered on was why older men are bent on going for women with whom they have a significant age gap when remarrying. “Isn’t that…

Many young adults within Generation Z and younger millennials still express a strong desire to marry. Having grown up watching their parents build homes and families, attending religious institutions where marriage was regarded as sacred and essential, and participating in…

Dear Evangelist Temilolu, I have been your follower for long, and your write-ups encouraged me to stay chaste, but at some point, I felt virginity till marriage was of no benefit. I was a virgin till I got married at…

The road to parenthood is not always a bed of roses. It often begins with quiet hope, then the emotional strain grows heavier with every failed attempt. By the time many couples walk into a fertility clinic, they are not…

In recent years, there has been a growing fascination with modern diets, superfoods, imported ingredients, and packaged health solutions. Yet, in the process, something important has quietly been overlooked: the nutritional wisdom embedded in our traditional foods. For those living…

Bala Wunti Unfortunately, Nigeria’s political climate increasingly rewards sensational accusations over factual accuracy. Once an individual is perceived as politically relevant or influential, unverified claims are recycled repeatedly to damage reputations ahead of electoral contests or appointments. Such tactics may…

My wife and I are hardly fixtures within Houston’s high society and vibrant social circles. By temperament, we gravitate toward a quieter and more restrained lifestyle, though my wife occasionally jokes that this conservatism was less a natural inclination and…

Mr Tunde Ayeni. Whether history ultimately judges Ayeni as a principal architect of the crisis or merely one of its most visible casualties may depend on facts yet to emerge fully in the public domain, as the documents seen in…

South Africa united Africa and the Black Race more than any other as we fought Apartheid, one of the most evil systems humans ever created. Apartheid was backed by some of the most powerful countries in the world such as…

Respected brothers and sisters! What Prophet Ibrahim had shown is an unmatched example in the annals of religion, of one’s love for Allah superseding his love for anyone else, even his own progeny. The Qur’an recorded this extraordinary story of…

Sadly for me, my fifty years of the study of political science has not helped me much in understanding Nigerian electoral politics. After 27 years of electoral democracy in the Fourth Republic and seven governments, the political process has been…

The recent development of bread and butter, stomach infrastructure, politics and the destruction of democratic institutions in Nigeria call for worries. The destruction of democratic organisations in Nigeria is taking different dimensions, cutting across the four major pillars of democratic…