Category: Opinion

The footage from the Alue‑Do Festival in Ozoro is not merely disturbing; it is a national indictment. Young men chasing, stripping, groping and publicly humiliating women while onlookers filmed and, in some cases, cheered cannot be excused as a regrettable quirk of local custom. This was celebration turned licence for… Continue reading

Nigeria today stands at a painful crossroads where the promises of democracy have been overshadowed by the harsh realities of insecurity, economic hardship, and widespread fear. What was once presented to the Nigerian people as a noble political struggle for development, justice, and prosperity has gradually revealed itself as a… Continue reading

March 8th is not merely a date on the calendar; it is a powerful testament to a century-long struggle for gender equality and women’s rights. As we celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) 2026, themed “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls,” it is crucial to recognise the enduring challenges… Continue reading

In a time when leadership is measured not by words but by impact, Harrison Olaniyi Alonge (HOA) continues to distinguish himself as a beacon of hope — not only within Ikere Kingdom, but far beyond its borders. True leadership transcends geography. It speaks to the needs of the people, understands… Continue reading

In the complex terrain of Nigeria’s security challenges, the recent dismissal of former Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Kayode Egbetokun by President Bola Tinubu highlights a critical opportunity for reflection on the systemic issues undermining the nation’s governance. This event illuminates the intricate power dynamics at play and encourages a reassessment… Continue reading

A In a time when division often overshadows unity, the concurrent observance of Ramadan and Lent in Nigeria serves as a beacon of hope. These spiritual months encourage reflection, charity, and community engagement among believers. It is crucial for our leaders to recognise this moment as a catalyst for change,… Continue reading

The trend of women dressing half-naked has sparked significant debate in Nigeria regarding cultural values and the essence of femininity. This phenomenon raises critical questions about societal expectations, media influence, and the personal choices that intersect with these broader issues. While discussions often focus on individual freedoms, it is vital… Continue reading

In a nation rich with potential, countless families find their dreams of homeownership overshadowed by the relentless rise in cement prices. This crisis extends beyond mere financial burden; it threatens the very foundation of societal stability and economic progress. Cement is not just a critical building material; it symbolises security… Continue reading

  I am amused by what I see in Nigeria. Many Nigerians including Traditional Rulers, Entertainers Politicians, and even Content Providers do not recognize that there can never be PERMANENT CHAMPIONS in human affairs. There will always be CURRENT CHAMPIONS that will fade away and be succeeded by another set… Continue reading

In Nigeria, the moral fabric of classrooms is increasingly compromised by the very individuals entrusted with nurturing young minds—teachers. Restoring Integrity emphasizes the urgent need to reinstate ethical standards in education, highlighting how the decay of these values threatens not only the educational environment but also the future of society…. Continue reading