Category: Opinion

In every corner of Nigeria, citizens are grappling with harsh realities under the burden of exorbitant living costs. As inflation continues to rise, many families struggle to secure basic necessities, with housing costs being a significant contributor to their financial woes. Increasing rent prices, coupled with a lack of affordable… Continue reading

As we enter 2026, it is crucial to reflect on Nigeria’s journey from struggles to strength over the past year. While 2025 was marked by significant trials, it also highlighted the remarkable resilience and unwavering spirit of the Nigerian people. Their ability to confront adversity and transform challenges into opportunities… Continue reading

As the last day of December dawns in Nigeria, excitement fills the air. The year comes to a close, and people prepare to celebrate the arrival of a new one. Amidst the festivities, a powerful ritual unfolds—prophecies for the upcoming year. Across the nation, citizens gather in homes, churches, and… Continue reading

As the festive spirit envelops us, lights twinkle in the night, and the sweet scent of holiday treats fills the air, we find ourselves on the brink of a joyful celebration. Christmas and the New Year beckon, promising a time of reflection, gratitude, and togetherness as we prepare to welcome… Continue reading

Diverse reforms in economic sphere, oil & gas sector, infrastructural segment, as well as tax administration, which have become the hallmark of Tinubu administration, has significantly opened up the country for developmental opportunities, as well as putting question mark on the nation’s existing 36 states structure, including FCT, Abuja. It’s… Continue reading

In the unpredictable terrain of West African geopolitics, the recent detention of 11 Nigerian military personnel in Burkina Faso following an emergency aircraft landing highlights the fragility of regional relations. This incident raises important questions about national sovereignty, military engagement, and the ongoing instability that pervades our societies. While the… Continue reading

In Nigeria, the disparity between holders of a Higher National Diploma (HND) and those with university degrees is a topic of significant concern. This discrimination, often perpetuated by employers, has profound implications for the nation’s development and the future of its youth. The prevailing attitude that favours university graduates over… Continue reading

In an age where there is a concerted effort to promote unity and inclusivity among diverse populations, the echoes of divisive ideologies from the past remind us of the urgent need to confront old prejudices. Pieter Willem Botha, the former Prime Minister of apartheid South Africa, famously articulated beliefs rooted… Continue reading

Access to healthcare in Nigeria is a pressing issue that affects millions of citizens and poses significant challenges to the nation’s overall development. Despite being one of the largest economies in Africa, Nigeria’s healthcare system is plagued by inadequate funding, poor infrastructure, and a lack of trained personnel. This situation… Continue reading

Dependency theory provides a critical lens through which to examine the economic implications of neocolonialism in Nigeria, particularly in the context of the nation’s reliance on its abundant natural resources. This theory posits that resources flow from peripheral developing countries to core developed nations, creating a cycle of dependency that… Continue reading