The strongest tell-tale sign that a man has begun to “chop and clean mouth” is not suspicious phone calls or unexplained absences, but his neglect of the emotional and physical needs of the woman he has at home. Nobody is…

While there is indeed important work ahead, no one can countenance the fact that the CBN under Cardoso has notched up impressive achievements since he took over a central bank that was mired in a quagmire of gargantuan proportions. The…

In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful All praise is due to Allah, who is unique in His Majesty, having no partner or helper. He sent down His Book with the truth and preserved it from…

The greater challenge is creating a framework that protects users without stifling innovation, combats illicit activity without discouraging legitimate use, and strengthens confidence without undermining the technological progress that has made Nigeria one of Africa’s leading digital economies… Nigeria is…

Senator Adams Oshiomhole Senator Adamu Aliero, former Kebbi State governor, described the statement as “reckless” and argued that it could damage Nigeria’s investment image internationally, noting that “The NNPC is the cash cow of this country. Such reckless statements could…

Today is June 12. As we celebrate, maybe I should say mourn, the great events that followed the annulled election of 12th June 1993, let us not forget that the event was a very long time ago. 33 years is ancient…

As Nigeria commemorates Democracy Day on June 12, 2026—a solemn occasion that reflects our collective resolve to uphold democratic ideals and sustain the progress of our nation—I am compelled to reaffirm my unwavering commitment to the advancement of our democratic…

Caveat emptor is a Latin phrase that translates literally to “let the buyer beware”. In everyday conversation and contract law, it means that the person buying a product or service is responsible for checking its quality before making the purchase.…

There is something quietly revealing about a Nigerian bank stepping back from its profit focus to confront a crucial challenge: the lack of honest, open communication within its walls—and the risk this silence poses to its future. Two weeks ago,…

Nearly 50 per cent of Nigerian households still live without electricity. In practical terms, in almost every group of 10 Nigerians, four to five people either lack access to electricity entirely or contend with severe limitations in access. Behind every…

Today, I join millions of Nigerians across the country and in the diaspora to commemorate June 12 – a day that stands as a defining moment in our nation’s democratic journey. It is a day that reminds us of the…

In today’s volatile economic climate, saving money is no longer just a prudent habit—it is a strategic necessity.  The constantly rising living costs, inflationary pressures, and currency fluctuations have redefined what it means to be financially secure. The difference now…

For many years, Nigeria had its troubles, but kidnapping was not the defining feature of our national life. Our country wrestled with military coups, communal clashes, armed robberies, and periodic ethno-religious violence. Travelling from Lagos to Kano, Enugu to Sokoto,…

Cool fire emits from the potted plant in the backyard at night; it is the glowworm. A yawn, a roll on the back, with four powerful paws playfully punching the air; it is the lion, king of the jungle. Water…

On June 16, Nigeria’s foremost playwright and theatre director, Prof Babafemi Adeyemi Osofisan, marks another year on earth. The occasion allows me to celebrate a man whose path I’ve crossed in my journey through life. Not only did Osofisan leave…