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Article of Faith: Holding captivity captive (3), By Femi Aribisala

Nigeria, Sept. 13 -- At the Feast of Tabernacles, Jesus inferred that He was God, the Fountain of living waters. Now He inferred that He was the One who wrote the Ten Commandments with the finger of G... Read More


The president's health: A 2027 national security question, By Paul Ibe

Nigeria, Sept. 13 -- As Nigeria approaches the 2027 presidential election, much of the debate has centred on the qualifications, antecedents, integrity and eligibility of those seeking the presidency.... Read More


Adamawa and the opposition's illusion of strength, By Mohammed Dahiru Aminu

Nigeria, Sept. 13 -- The approaching governorship election in Adamawa State is producing a familiar confusion between the number of people opposing a candidate and the strength of the opposition confr... Read More


APC janjaweeds and 2027: Will the elections hold?, By Ugoji Egbujo

Nigeria, Sept. 12 -- The elections are in clear jeopardy. In Benue, a state ruled by a priest, state-financed hooliganism targeted at the opposition has sprouted. If a presidential candidate of one of... Read More


PREMIUM TIMES, The Examination, other partners' lead poisoning investigation named finalist in global journalism awards

Nigeria, Sept. 12 -- A collaborative investigation by PREMIUM TIMES, The Examination, The New York Times and Truth Reporting Post into lead poisoning linked to battery recycling in Nigeria has been na... Read More


The long game: What will Tinubu leave behind (III), By Adeola Akinremi

Nigeria, Sept. 12 -- The future of Nigeria has always been a subject of debate. Throughout our history, the conversation has always centred on great leadership, the economy, and the kind of country we... Read More


Adversarial journalism: Rufai Oseni versus Lere Olayinka on Arise News, By Ehi Braimah

Nigeria, Sept. 9 -- The dramatic encounter between Lere Olayinka, senior special assistant on public communication and social media to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and A... Read More


Mass weddings as social policy: What happens after the ceremony? (1), By Ismail Ahmed

Nigeria, Sept. 9 -- If marriage is important enough to warrant public investment, the success of that investment should be judged by the welfare of the family it helps create. In August, the Kano Sta... Read More


Kaleyewa: Reflections on a legacy, By Itote J Ifedayo

Nigeria, Sept. 9 -- Some lives end, but their impact endures, speaking through the people, institutions and values they leave behind. Dr (Mrs) Olukemi Celina Adamolekun (nee Ajayi) was one such remark... Read More


Rufai Oseni and the burden of objectivity, By Niran Adedokun

Nigeria, Sept. 9 -- After reading my intervention on last week's incident on Arise Television's "Morning Show," a friend, who is one of the leaders of public relations practice in Nigeria sent me a me... Read More