Nigeria, April 18 -- Earlier today, a video went viral. A young woman-Asheahe, reportedly from Nasarawa Eggon-voiced outrage over a new clampdown on Keke riders plying the Eggon-Lafia route. Her frust... Read More
Nigeria, April 10 -- In Nigeria, truth is rarely evaluated on its own merit-it is judged by who says it and where they come from. Tribalism, religious bias, and political alignment have become the len... Read More
Nigeria, March 22 -- Nigerians are often united in lamentation-crying out against the failures of governance, cursing the ineptitude of leaders, and criticising the selfish elite who perpetuate suffer... Read More
Nigeria, March 19 -- Politics, as Harold Lasswell defines it, is "who gets what, when, and how." But in Nigerian politics, it often extends to who controls whom, for how long, and at what cost. The un... Read More
Nigeria, March 7 -- Shadows sweep softly, subduing sincere speech. Systemic silences signal shifting seasons. Solemn spaces shelter subdued spirits. Sudden suspensions spark subtle speculations. Shou... Read More
Nigeria, March 7 -- The Nigerian Senate, famously known as the Red Chamber, is not Unity Fountain. It is not the protest ground where voices like Omoyele Sowore, Ayesha Yusif, Deji Adeyanju, and their... Read More
Nigeria, March 1 -- Ladies and gentlemen, grab your popcorn because our Legislative Institution has turned into a prime-time reality show! If governance were Nollywood, some of our lawmakers would be ... Read More
Nigeria, Feb. 25 -- Politics in Nigeria is not just about governance; it is also about creativity. While other nations focus on policies, our politicians are busy inventing words and phrases that shap... Read More
Nigeria, Feb. 21 -- Media portrayal can often be misleading, and the trending short video of Senator Natasha Akpoti's exchange in the Senate chamber is a clear example. Unfortunately, the viral clip d... Read More
Nigeria, Feb. 13 -- Our societal institutions, which are meant to instill morality and ethical behavior, are failing-or at the very least, not doing enough. The increasing moral decadence, especially ... Read More