State Police: Unfinished Federalism And President Tinubu’s Historic Opportunity
By Kayode Ajulo
On a recent morning in Akure, as it is my practice since I became the Attorney General of the State, I sat...
Echoes of Trauma: A Nation in Survival Mode When Endurance Becomes a Way of Life
By Lilian Okenwa
There is something remarkable about Nigerians. We endure. We adapt. We improvise. We survive.
Perhaps no people have perfected the art of making...
Ending Abduction Cannot Wait Until After 2027 Elections
By Femi Falana
Kidnapping of school children began in 2014 when Boko Haram terrorists abducted 300 girls in a government secondary school in Chibok, Borno...
Can Religion Still Save Nigeria? Lessons from Ijebu’s Shared Festivals And a Grandson’s Hard Question
By Asiwaju Kunle Kalejaye, SAN
I am an Ijebu Christian. I make that distinction because, as I will show, Christians and Muslims in the context...
What Bombs Could Not Achieve
- Lessons in Leadership from Gbaramatu and Adamawa
By Babafemi Ojudu
About two years into the Buhari administration, Nigeria’s economy slipped into recession. A major factor...
Echoes of Trauma: The People We Forget After The Headlines Fade
Every kidnapping leaves behind more victims than those taken into captivity. Long after the news crews leave and public attention shifts elsewhere, parents, spouses,...
