Politics has often been described as a game of interests, alliances, compromises and disagreements. Still, even in the rough and tumble of democratic evolution, there are incidents and occasions that would normally prompt political leaders to pause and reflect on the larger picture before taking actions that could possibly deepen divisions among th ... Read more

Bigotry is that quiet danger that often enters a society without the sound of gunfire or smoke of burning buildings. It arrives through words that are repeated carelessly, stereotypes that are inherited uncritically, and prejudices that are passed from one generation to another. It breeds hatred and division, while stifling innovation, prosperi ... Read more

A troubling imbalance has settled into Nigeria’s conversation around insecurity. Every attack trends almost instantly. Every setback multiplies across social media before the smoke has even cleared. Every rumour gathers momentum while verification struggles to catch up. Yet the quiet, painstaking gains recorded daily by security and int ... Read more

The question, “Are schools still schooling?” may sound humorous at first, but it raises a serious concern about the relevance of education in contemporary society. Traditionally, schools have been regarded as institutions for imparting knowledge, developing skills, shaping character, and preparing individuals for productive particip ... Read more

In the present-day Nigeria, insecurity is one of the most pressing challenges confronting the nation. It has become a controversial issue among citizens, scholars, and journalists because it has significantly hindered the peace of the people and the development of the country at large. Several lives, properties, and communities have been lost due t ... Read more

In recent days, a video clip extracted from the June 4, 2026 Convocation ceremony of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) has gone viral on social media. The segment being circulated focuses on a moment during the lecture delivered by Governor Hope Uzodinma, where he appeared to struggle with the pronunciation of the word “indi ... Read more

What Nigeria faces today is no longer ordinary banditry in the simple sense many people once understood it. It has gradually taken the shape of a complex internal war where criminals, terrorists, kidnappers, informants, collaborators and compromised systems appear to operate within the same troubled environment. This is why the fear is spreading ... Read more