President Tinubu, 2027 and Buhari’s sad death
By Tunde Rahman As if blessed with clairvoyance or possibly having a premonition of President Muhammadu Buhari's imminent death, former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. Boss Mustapha,…
Vice Admiral Ogalla’s Commitment to Bolstering Nigerian Navy Standing Through Bilateral and Multilateral Collaboration
By Babajide Fadoju The Gulf of Guinea is one of the most important economic corridors in the world, given its abundance of natural and mineral resources, including oil and gas,…
REBASED GDP: SEPARATING FACTS FROM FICTION
By Sunday Dare The recently rebased Gross Domestic Product (GDP) or National Output of the Nigerian Economy comes in at a time such critical insight and numbers are necessary for…
The North Has Waited Long Enough: Why Kwara Must Embrace Rotational Governorship by Yekini Abdulazeez
By 2027, Kwara State will mark 28 years of uninterrupted democratic rule since the return to civil government in 1999. In that time, the state has grown in population, political…
RE: BUHARI’S BURIAL — A RESPONSE TO ADC’S OBNOXIOUS STATEMENT
The latest outburst from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) regarding former President Buhari's state burial is nothing but an opportunistic exercise in manufactured outrage — a laughable tantrum by a…
Nigeria’s BRICS Partner Status and Initial Gains
By Tunde Rahman President Donald Trump never ceases to amaze with his haughty and self-aggrandising governance style, endless huffing and puffing, brinkmanship, and tendency to weaponise America's often-stated exceptionalism and…
Vice Admiral Ogalla and the Nigerian Navy’s Mission to Safeguard National Security and Prosperity
By Musa Ilallah In the early hours of Wednesday June 18, 2025, a band of terrorists attacked the Naval Base Lake Chad in Baga, Borno State, targeting military equipment at…
When Power Mongers Regroup: Inside the ADC Circus
By Temitope Ajayi What was widely touted as a potential seismic shift in Nigeria’s political terrain turned out to be a mere political puff off smoke.For weeks, a band of…
WAES: From $208bn trade to economic rebirth in West Africa
By Omoniyi Joshua At the heart of the West Africa Economic Summit (WAES) 2025, held at the International Conference Centre in Abuja, lies a bold ambition: to significantly increase intra-regional…
West Africa Must Trade Its Way to Prosperity
By O’tega Ogra For all the ambition that has long swirled around regional integration in West Africa, the reality has remained underwhelming. Trade among ECOWAS member states still lags just…
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