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October 14, 2026 12:05 am
Richer states, poorer public schools
October 14, 2026 12:03 am
Tinubu’s $1tn economy
October 13, 2026 12:07 am
What is the plural of ‘axis’? Axises or axes?
October 13, 2026 12:05 am
Seriously, Tinubu must go; e don do!
October 13, 2026 12:04 am
Dangote’s three daughters and the African girl
October 12, 2026 12:05 am
On fuel price modulation and 2027 budget
Bribery and corruption are bane of Nigeria’s development
October 14, 2026 12:20 am
Many cancers are preventable
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Swinton’s ghost and the Kila in us all
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Violence and its negative impact on health
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Ondo crash: Mr President, Nigerians need answers
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Fakery and light in Nigeria
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Richer states, poorer public schools
Despite a 93% rise in state revenues from subsidy removal, Nigeria’s public schools are deteriorating as education’s share of spending falls, a report says…
Tinubu’s $1tn economy
An analysis of President Tinubu’s goal for a $1tn Nigerian economy, highlighting the required 28% growth rate and challenges like insecurity and power defi…
The plural of ‘axis’ is ‘axes’, not ‘axises’. Learn why this and other English words with Greek or Latin origins have irregular plural forms….
Seriously, Tinubu must go; e don do!
A satirical column argues for President Bola Tinubu’s removal from office over policies like the fuel subsidy removal and his political influence….
Dangote’s three daughters and the African girl
Aliko Dangote says his three daughters can run his empire, challenging the traditional preference for male heirs and setting an example for the African gir…
On fuel price modulation and 2027 budget
The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy introduced a price modulation policy last week to control fuel price volatility. In this case, a flexible price ceiling is being impos…
Many cancers are preventable
Over one-third of all cancers are preventable through lifestyle changes and medical interventions. Learn how to lower your risk for common types of cancer….
Swinton’s ghost and the Kila in us all
An analysis of the Anthony Kila professorship controversy, questioning why society and the media value titles over substance and scrutiny for so long….
Violence and its negative impact on health
Domestic violence is the intentional use of force that can result in injury, death, or psychological harm. Learn its forms and negative impact on health….
Ondo crash: Mr President, Nigerians need answers
Following the Nigerian Air Force crash in Igbokoda, Ondo State, President Tinubu has been urged to ensure a thorough investigation into military aviation s…
Fakery and light in Nigeria
A look at recent cases of alleged fakery in Nigeria, from a fake professor to a bogus agency, and President Tinubu’s own transparency issues in the US….
An opinion piece exploring the patterns behind failed marriages, including unkindness, infidelity, and narcissistic traits shown when leaving a spouse….
When the embryo doesn’t implant even when everything looks right
Explaining IVF implantation failure. Even with good embryos and a healthy uterus, chromosomal issues or molecular factors can prevent a successful pregnanc…
Give your marriage the same opportunity to flourish
Learn how to reconnect with your spouse after the children leave home. This guide offers tips on addressing past issues and using vulnerability to grow….
Learning to nourish a body under pressure
A personal account of living with sickle cell disease, focusing on the importance of nourishment, hydration, and specific dietary needs to support the body…
Nigeria: Revival without survival?
A columnist argues that Nigeria’s focus on religious revival over hard work and innovation is a mistake, calling for a shift to economic productivity….
Why President Trump will win this
An analysis of why Donald Trump’s strategy against Iran will succeed, arguing it’s a broader conflict of the West against a rival ideology….
Bigger burial grounds will curb Nigeria’s air crashes
A columnist reflects on the death of 25 NAF personnel in a military plane crash in Igbokoda, Ondo State, lamenting the recurring cycle of air disasters in …
Tokunbo Wahab is not the argument
A column on the public scrutiny of Lagos Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab, arguing for accountability based on official duties, not personal lifestyle….
President Tinubu must hear this
An author criticises President Tinubu and other officials for the improper display of the Nigerian flag, citing creased and off-colour flags as disrespectf…
Dead before trial: The human cost of Nigeria’s lithium rush
37 suspected illegal miners have died in the custody of the NSCDC in Niger State, raising questions about accountability and the human cost of mining….
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour’s Yoruba problem
Political opponents are using Lagos gubernatorial candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour’s limited fluency in the Yoruba language to frame him as an outsider….
NYSC: Serving Nigeria at what cost?
Following the kidnap of 20 prospective corps members in Imo State, this piece questions the cost of national service amid Nigeria’s security challenges….
Nexus of security and farming
An analysis of how insecurity, including banditry and farmer-herder clashes, has disrupted agriculture, leading to low food production and food insecurity …
Improve welfare of Nigerian teachers
On World Teachers’ Day, columnist Jide Ojo examines the poor welfare of Nigerian teachers, citing low wages, insecurity, and quackery as major challenges….
Spot the error: ‘The guy cut the grass, trimmed the flowers, and the house was swept’
Learn to identify and correct faulty parallelism in your writing. This guide explains common errors like mixing voices and mismatched conjunctions with exa…
NYSC: When it’s time to say goodbye
Amid rising kidnappings and killings of corps members, this piece questions the relevance of the NYSC scheme and calls for its urgent review or suspension….
How does Wike plan to ‘deliver’ Rivers and the FCT?
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has promised to deliver Rivers State and the FCT for President Tinubu in 2027, raising questions based on the 2023 election….
Nigeria’s development: From transactional to developmental governance
An analysis of Nigeria’s economic policies, arguing for a shift from transactional governance to a developmental model to ease hardship and ensure growth….
Mr President enjoyed himself, but at what cost?
An analysis of President Bola Tinubu’s month-long holiday in Europe, contrasting his enjoyment with Nigeria’s pressing issues like insecurity and debt….
A Supreme Court verdict restoring key sections of the 2026 Electoral Act places candidates at risk over non-compliance with party membership registers….