There is a joke which compares federalism to wine: the longer it lasts, the much better it gets. ‘Federalism palava’ has been the enduring topic for new nations. About a decade ago, it was f... Read more
This is not a book review but a book announcement. Povertycracy: The Syndicate by US based Agbenu Ochoga is not exactly an oven hot text. It is already on Amazon. And those who are on that... Read more
If the rest of Abuja has not been hearing the drumbeat of joy from settlements such as Masaka, Kuchikau, Auta-balefi, down to Keffi over the past one week, it might have been because each on... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja In spite of everything, General Muhammadu Buhari managed to commandeer so much national attention to himself since his death in London on July 13th, 2025. He must be a strong... Read more
By Jibrin Ibrahim Earlier today, our neighbourhood, estates around Sun City, organised a protest at the AECD office that serves our area. It was good being on the stomp again. Due to advanci... Read more
The internet, aka ‘World Wide Wonderland’ is, unarguably, where to get a better feel of Nigeria in global space for anyone in search of such. There, it is served raw and point bl... Read more
Things are not going well for business magnate, Aliko Dangote. Dangote’s mega intervention in building a mega refinery is suddenly confronting unexpected tackles. The details are overf... Read more
Eskom, the South African state-owned electricity company is crudely comparable to Nigeria’s defunct National Electric Power Authority, (NEPA). While NEPA has since been unbundled and sold ou... Read more
Very symbolic individuals in that circuit were already on the ground before it was 9 O’clock on June 11th, 2019 when the two of them were remembered for the umpteenth time. The two in... Read more
The contrasts between Nigeria and South Africa are tremendous but no less are the similarities. On contrasts, South Africa ranks among the 30 most industrialized countries in the world, a po... Read more
