President Tinubu and June 12
By Tunde Rahman Around this period in 1993, precisely on June 12, 1993, the day of that historic election, this writer operated in two different but mutually reinforcing capacities. While…
Two Years of President Bola Tinubu through the lens of the youth
By Dare Ojepe As we mark two years since President Bola Tinubu assumed office, it is essential to evaluate his administration’s impact on Nigeria’s youth, a vital segment of the…
Two Years of President Tinubu: Two Stories Behind the Positive Numbers
By Tunde Rahman Economists and commentators have written and said much about the positive trajectory and indicators signposting Nigeria's economic growth. These indicators indicate that the reforms embarked upon by…
RESPONSE TO AFENIFERE FACTION’S DECEITFUL STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU’S MID-TERM
The statement from a factional Afenifere group raises serious concerns about a penchant and deliberate attempt to find faults and trade in deceit instead of objectivity. The group has found…
Interrogating two years of Nigeria’s foreign policy under President Tinubu
By Sola Enikanolaiye The Administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR celebrated two years in office a few days ago on Thursday, 29th May 2025. It is important that one…
Two Years of President Tinubu: A Business Perspective
By Abdul Samad Rabiu As Nigeria marks two years under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, I believe it is important to reflect, not from the lens of politics,…
Aregbesola: Omoluabi or E’eyan-k’eyan? By OLAWALE Olaleye
First was the inner struggle on whether or not to undertake this intervention. How to do this as honestly as possible without being seen as making a case for the…
On the Issue of Spirituality and National Security in Nigeria
By Olusegun Qazim Nigeria’s Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla recently made an interesting remark while commissioning three new places of religious worship—a Catholic Church, a Church…
Defections, Tinubu’s endorsement, and 2027 elections
By Tunde Rahman "When the debate is lost, slander becomes the loser's tool." It looks like the Greek philosopher Socrates had Nigeria in mind when he made the statement above.…
Economic Patriotism: the Abdul Samad and Aliko Dangote example
By Otega Ogra and Temitope Ajayi There is a particular kind of silence that greets progress in Nigeria—when food prices fall, inflation slows, the country is positively recognised, debts paid,…
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