Chairman Olukoyede, I offer these reflections and research-informed recommendations not as prescriptive edicts but as contributions to the critical dialogue and planning needed to elevate EFCC’s...
Chairman Olukoyede, Nigeria’s anti-corruption struggle stands at a crossroads. The combined menace of anticipatory asset declaration fraud and judicial complicity threatens to render anti-corruption efforts ineffective...
In London, I see former Nigerian governors and ministers—men who looted their people—living in quiet wealth. They stroll through Chelsea and Kensington. They send their children...
I also wish to bring to your attention a past incident from 16th October 2024, where I was falsely accused and assaulted in relation to a...
Your Excellency, I am not writing to insult you, and I will never do such. In engaging governors, I do so with utmost respect and decorum...
The cries of our people are rising with the water levels. Floodwaters have taken over homes, schools, and businesses. Streets like Jes Motel Road, Comprehension Road...
While I would eventually wish I didn’t read the content, I was even more pained by the fact that the letter was sent to a minor...
Through local and international engagements, the Vice President has positioned Nigeria as a proactive contributor to global development and security initiatives, offering transformative insights that are...
What about the lost souls? My heart breaks with the lifeless body of Amarachi Ugochukwu, a 32-year-old marketing employee at a bank in Ikorodu, Lagos, who...
Betrayal and ingratitude are part of human nature. Let them never shake your resolve. Your reward lies not in the hands of men, but with the...
Godwin Odiye spent the rest of his life in exile, haunted by a single header. Samuel Chukwueze now faces similar...
The Igbo narrative of marginalization remains strong, and not without evidence. From abandoned property issues to the “twenty pounds” policy,...
The cost of ignoring these children is significant. A child denied education today is more likely to become an unemployed...
Nigerians are widely recognised for resilience. People adapt quickly, finding creative ways to cope with difficult conditions. However, adaptation should...
By 1966, there were three elephants in the Nigerian room. They were tribalism, nepotism and corruption. It must be borne in mind...