Rumour mills had it that Wale Edun was given the option of throeing in the towel, but he felt there was no way his long-time ally would give him the Brutus treatment. So, he decided to wait for the guillotine until his head left the body....

Something fundamental is slipping away in Nigeria — not loudly, not dramatically, but steadily....

Recently, after the mass killing in Jos, Plateau State, President Bola Tinubu said he was not elected “to comfort and create widows and widowers”. Yet since he became president barely three years ago, his administration has overseen the creation of thousa...

The opposition parties in Nigeria are lamenting. Being Africans, they see so much correlation with their challenges in the adage, “if an evil bird cries in the night and a child dies in the morning, the cause of the death is not far-fetched.” It would see...

Nigeria is like a movie. New episodes emerge every day. These days, the frequency of the episodes does not take up to a day. Before you finish with one, another has propped up....

The People’s Democratic Party, PDP, is comatose on a deathbed; it’s, in fact, on life support. ...

Every year, organisations make decisions that are not new. They revisit challenges that predecessors once resolved, rediscover processes that were previously documented and relearn lessons paid for through earlier mistakes....

For countless Nigerians, poverty isn’t just a condition—it’s a cycle. Low earnings limit savings, which stifles investment, locking individuals in a continuous loop of financial strain...