How to build confidence in public speaking, by Ruth Oji
Let’s address the elephant in every conference room: if you’re terrified of public speaking, you’re not broken. You’re normal. Study after study confirms that...
The Voter’s Complicity,By Lanre Ogundipe
How Citizens Sustain the System They Criticise, By Lanre Ogundipe
If the persistence of familiar faces in Nigeria’s political space is troubling, it is not...
Good News from Oriire, and Lessons from Endless Insecurity,By Taiwo Adisa
The much-awaited good news hit the airwaves on Friday, July 10 — exactly 56 days after toddlers, students, and their teachers were kidnapped in...
Birthday Felicitation to Apostle Gabriel Akindewo, MD, Freedom Online by Lanre Ogundipe
Dear Apostle Gabriel Akindewo,
On this special occasion marking the celebration of your birth, I extend my warmest felicitations and heartfelt prayers for continued 6grace...
NUJ Election: Beyond Desperation, Oyo Journalists Must Choose Credibility Over Sentiment
Desperation is a natural element in the life of any ambitious individual. However, it appears in two forms: the healthy urgency to achieve a...
Makinde: From national icon to continental beacon by Sulaimon Olanrewaju
At the second edition of the African Sub-sovereign Governments Network (AfSNET) conference, held in Abuja on September 30, 2022, leaders of African sub-nationals were...
Cultural Intelligence — The skill that includes everyone, by Ruth Oji
Last semester, I watched a talented graduate student lose a research assistant position she deserved. She had the qualifications. She’d done the work. But...
2027 presidential election: INEC, ADC and Nafiu Bala-Gombe litigation, By femi aborisade
Considering the organisational weakness of the PDP and LP due to internal leadership disputes that have bogged down these parties, segments of the larger...
Obituary for the PDP by Farooq A. Kperogi
The diminution of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) reached a symbolic pinnacle this week when a wave of defections swept through the National Assembly....
The architecture of achievement: Why clarity, not genius, wins the exam season, by Ruth...
If you’ve ever sat in a Nigerian exam hall—whether it’s JAMB, WAEC, or those brutal university finals—you know that feeling. The air is thick...
