The minister advised the traders and the dealers against fighting among themselves, stressing that they would achieve more if they work together.
Speaking on Nigeria’s electoral process, the governor expressed optimism that free and fair elections remain possible despite systemic challenges, citing himself as proof of electoral fairness.
As officious government employees have fallen over themselves to launder the image of an administration that has left much to be desired, pupils in public primary...
While it is understandable that political figures like Wike may experience frustration with their critics—especially when they feel their work and vision are being undermined—the words...
In an ironic twist, Wike himself has publicly questioned the emergency declaration that removed Fubara. But this criticism, far from being a principled stand, appears to...
Embassies are more than just parcels of land or fancy architectural structures. They are safe havens, negotiation grounds, asylum sanctuaries, and conduits for bilateral relations. Throughout...
What exactly is Nigeria celebrating on Democracy Day when an elected governor is illegally suspended without constitutional backing? When a state is run by a sole...
Fubara was not removed through constitutional channels. He was stripped of power through a state of emergency declared from the top—an act that bypassed Section 188,...
Makinde’s emergence is not a rebellion—it is a reset. His candidacy is not driven by bitterness or ethnic rivalry, but by principle and performance. In a...
On the zoning of the presidential ticket to the South, Onyereri said: “In this regard, we’ve always stated that the zoning for the 2027 presidential election...
Nigerians are not asking for too much this year. They want a Christmas season where: children can have clothes and...
A Vatican commission has ruled that the Church is not ready to move forward on women becoming deacons, despite ongoing...
If genocide must wait until the elite lose their heads, then Nigeria is being governed by mad men in suits...
Pope Leo XIV prayed for peace in Lebanon and the wider region during his visit to Saint Charbel’s monastery in...
The CBN’s updated cash-policy structure provides support for families, small enterprises, and the informal sector. It addresses some of the...
Unless these conditions are met, Nigeria is not experiencing a period of restored stability. Instead, it is going through a...
Recently, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) issued a stark warning that 35 million Nigerians are projected to face...
Recapitalization is often associated with difficult short-term adjustments, but in the long run, it safeguards the entire financial system from...
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says Mikel Merino has “earned” the right to be considered for a striking role after his...
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca explains why squad rotation was unavoidable in the 3–1 loss to Leeds, citing fatigue, suspensions and...
Gusau’s effort to reposition the NFF is a reminder that real development is rarely glamorous. It is slow, disciplined and...
Traditional finance is built on institutional trust: banks, regulators, and insurers guarantee safety. Peer-to-peer systems replace this with distributed trust:...