Tuesday, October 13

Opinions

The Jason Arday controversy, By Toyin Falola

Professor Jason Arday Occasionally, what a person achieves eclipses who they are. They may be allowed into an institution because of scholarship, research, intellectual contribution, or intellectual promise. But that credential can come to matter…

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Jungle Justice in Nigeria: The Normalisation of Beating

People experience violation in different ways. For some, it is a raised voice. For others, an intrusive stare. For many, it is an unwanted touch. In societies that take human dignity seriously, physical contact is governed by consent, restraint, and…

The Audacity to Deny Nigeria’s Herder-Farmer Conflict

Some foreign commentators situate attacks in Benue and Plateau states of Nigeria within the context of global terrorism. One of them was on US-based CBS News, alleging that Turkiye’s support for global jihadists aids attackers in Benue and Plateau. That’s…

The Other Way to Win Life’s Battles

I woke up a few days back to an unusual voice note from a good friend. He asked me to find visibly challenged persons who need empowerment, and five students (three in primary school and two in secondary school) who…

An agreement is an agreement, By Sam Akpe

Farouk Bello Bunza NDIC seems to be exceptionally good at re-writing narratives to validate its actions and inactions, which are meant to frustrate Farouk out of the deal. So far, this does not seem to be working… What we have…

Kickstart Your New Year Together

It is entirely appropriate to begin the new year without a defined resolution, as significant transitions can originate amid uncertainty. While the arrival of a new year is commonly associated with certain expectations, a lack of immediate clarity should not…

Living with Sickle Cell: Finding Hope and Gratitude

As the year opens up, many of us living with sickle cell disease find ourselves in a reflective space. Gratitude at the beginning of the year is not simply a list of blessings; for people living with chronic illness, it…

Lessons from 2025, By Shona O Oluwatola

…the lessons of 2025 indicate that AI’s impact in 2026 will depend not on deployment speed, but on governance readiness — including data quality, interoperability, accountability, and safeguards for trust. These emerging trends, and the choices governments face as AI…

The Case Against Abubakar Malami: Corruption Allegations

Abubakar Malami, Nigeria’s immediate past Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, spent the Christmas and New Year festivities behind bars. If you are keeping score, this means that by the time his bail application is heard by the Federal High Court…

Healthy living tips for a prosperous New Year

May you have a prosperous New Year. May the New Year bless you with health, wealth and happiness. What have we not talked about in our quest to live a healthy lifestyle on this platform? There is almost nothing that…

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