When Universities Shut Down, Who Pays the Price?
The decision by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Abia State University (ABSU),…
Adamu Toro: Uba Sani and politics of compassion in Kaduna
Leadership is often measured by the size of projects commissioned, the number of kilometres…
Waziri Garba: Uba Sani and the making of history
Some management and development experts often posit that the accountability expected of leaders does…
Ikechukwu Christopher: Adeola Ajayi and the quiet reinvention of Nigeria’s intelligence community
For decades, the relationship between Nigeria's intelligence community and the media has been defined…
This is the minimum that Newcastle United need to achieve this upcoming season
Newcastle United fans preparing for the 2026/27 Premier League season.Less than three weeks to…
Ibrahim Suleiman: When revenue threatens regulation – A call on the National Assembly to protect Nigeria’s aviation safety system
The ongoing debate over the funding of Nigeria's aviation agencies deserves the attention of…
Bashir Aliyu Maru: Abdulaziz Yari’s road projects and the economics of everyday life
There is an interesting paradox about infrastructure. The moment it begins to work well,…
Rabiu Umar: Regulation must keep pace with a changing energy sector
Nigeria's energy sector is changing rapidly, and our regulatory approach must evolve just as…
Enenche Enenche: Both President Tinubu and Cardinal Onaiyekan are right; two perspectives, one nation
The recent meeting between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops' Conference of…
Olumuyiwa Elegbede: AI changing search, but this UK Marketing Manager says fundamentals haven’t
As search engines increasingly rely on AI-generated summaries and answer boxes to respond to…
A New Era for JAMB? Seven Reforms That Could Change Admissions Forever
The appointment of Professor Segun Aina as the new Registrar of the Joint Admissions…
Nosimot Soneye: Malaria, the preventable killer we must no longer ignore
Despite decades of scientific advances, malaria remains one of the world's deadliest yet most…
WaPo’s opinion editor is leaving a year after a controversial shake-up. Read his memo to staff.
The Washington Post's opinion editor said he's decided to leave after about a year.Adam…
Number, Not Noise: A Forensic Reading of the Kaduna Household-Mapping Model and the Politics of Nigeria’s Out-of-School Children Data
On 30 July 2026, the Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, announced that the…
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I hope you will forgive me for being sentimental, over the top even. I…
Jungle Justice Has No Place on Our Campuses
The arrest of three suspects by the Plateau State Police Command over the alleged…
