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October 31, 2026 12:11 am
Maybe the heart is protecting itself
October 31, 2026 12:02 am
Habits that hurt love and peace in your marriage
October 30, 2026 12:42 am
Thieving Tegbe’s electricity
October 30, 2026 12:41 am
Who created the hunger? Produce your proof
October 30, 2026 12:40 am
The stone in Godswill Akpabio’s heart (2)
October 29, 2026 12:10 am
The blood-sucking demon on Otedola Bridge
Sickle cell is not rare — it is ignored
October 31, 2026 12:22 am
On Ogun State’s recurring gas crisis
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Audited, queried, forgotten: Nigeria’s billion-naira audit circus
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Shettima’s cop-out on electricity
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Cost of living: Let’s start the clock
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Tinubu’s 90-day economic action plan
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Maybe the heart is protecting itself
A writer explores compassion fatigue, the feeling of being overwhelmed by others’ tragedies and the heart’s instinct to protect itself from sad news….
Habits that hurt love and peace in your marriage
Certain habits can threaten the peace and stability of your marriage. Learn how to handle difficult behaviours like heavy snoring with kindness and patienc…
Thieving Tegbe’s electricity
A columnist argues that electricity theft, not just low tariffs, is the main cause of revenue shortfalls in Nigeria’s power sector, punishing paying custom…
Who created the hunger? Produce your proof
President Bola Tinubu asked who created the hunger in Nigeria. An analysis of the economic records and political accountability of past and present leaders…
The stone in Godswill Akpabio’s heart (2)
A columnist critiques Senate President Godswill Akpabio’s leadership, arguing his Senate has become a rubber-stamp for the executive arm of government….
The blood-sucking demon on Otedola Bridge
A columnist discusses the causes of frequent accidents on Otedola Bridge, arguing that blaming a ‘blood-sucking demon’ is a metaphor for human error….
On Ogun State’s recurring gas crisis
Recurring gas leaks in Ogun State have led to the hospitalisation of over 30 students, prompting calls for a comprehensive environmental investigation….
Audited, queried, forgotten: Nigeria’s billion-naira audit circus
Nigerian government agencies like NNPCL and CBN repeatedly face billion-naira audit queries with no accountability, a new column reveals….
VP Shettima urges states to handle electricity, a move seen as a cop-out on the FG’s promise to deliver constant power supply to Nigerians….
Cost of living: Let’s start the clock
An analysis of the Nigerian government’s 90-day economic action plan to ease the high cost of living, questioning its targets and measurability….
Tinubu’s 90-day economic action plan
Nigeria’s National Economic Council has endorsed a 90-day economic action plan to build on President Bola Tinubu’s reforms and tackle the cost of living….
‘The youth deserve the best’ or ‘The youths deserve the best’?
Learn the grammatical difference between ‘the youth’ and ‘the youths’. This column explains when to use the collective noun and when to use the plural form…
Bloodsuckers and poisonous councillors feeding politics
A look at the growing trend of violent threats in Nigerian politics, highlighting a former senator’s alleged threat to kill potential election riggers….
How Igbo became Ibo and why it persists
Discover the historical reason behind the spelling ‘Ibo’ instead of ‘Igbo’, tracing its origins to 19th-century missionaries and printing limitations….
Nigeria’s debts and future development
An analysis of Nigeria’s rising public debt, its impact on development, and the challenges faced by federal and state governments in managing repayments….
A columnist argues for Nigerian journalists to collaborate on covering the 2027 elections to overcome challenges and ensure credible, professional reportin…
Learn how the eyes work to enable vision. This guide explains the function of the cornea, lens, retina, and other parts in processing light and images….
Discover the scientific basis behind traditional Yoruba practices like using herbs for childbirth, breech births, and food preservation, bridging the gap w…
Tinubu’s father-son moment with Seyi and the Villa paint job
President Bola Tinubu publicly praises his son, Seyi, at an event, creating a notable father-son moment amidst ongoing maintenance at the Aso Villa….
The economics of silence and the front-page primary
A column exploring the economic pressures, commercial interests, and ownership influence that shape political coverage and silence in the Nigerian media….
From compliance to partnership — Becoming an advocate for your own Sickle Cell care
Learn practical ways to advocate for yourself as a sickle cell patient, from knowing your history to asking questions and becoming a partner in your care….
Rediscover gratitude for the small things in marriage
Discover why gratitude for the small things is a powerful tool for strengthening your marriage, boosting happiness, and navigating difficult periods togeth…
The worst place for rivalry is the family
A Nigerian woman shares her painful story of how envy and rivalry led to a complete breakdown of the once-close relationship with her elder sister….
Rainbow over Abuja, rain in the wards
An analysis of the Rainbow Coalition built by FCT Minister Nyesom Wike to support President Tinubu, and its potential to create conflict within the APC….
The stone in Godswill Akpabio’s heart (1)
A columnist critiques Senate President Godswill Akpabio’s comment on a bill to decriminalise suicide, where he said anyone who fails should go to jail….
Prince Andrew’s unborn great-grandchild
A columnist writes to Prince Andrew’s unborn great-grandchild, defending him against public opinion and media frenzy following a court ruling….
Nigeria’s textile: Dead or dying? (2)
An analysis of why Nigeria’s textile industry, once a top employer, is dying due to corruption and smuggling, and its potential for revival beyond clothing…
Cuba in the dark, China brings the sun
Amid a gruelling energy crisis and grid collapses, Cuba receives thousands of solar home systems donated by China to provide electricity to households….
The enfeebled President limits his campaign
President Bola Tinubu has announced he will limit his campaign appearances for re-election, a move critics say shows a lack of confidence in his record….
What’s the update on Nigeria’s security reforms?
An analysis of Nigeria’s security reforms, questioning the progress on police recruitment, state police, and other measures announced by President Tinubu….
State police: Who will police governors?
As Nigeria considers state police to tackle insecurity, concerns grow over potential abuse by governors for political coercion against opponents and critic…