Revising and editing your write-up, by Ruth Oji
Do the terms ‘revise’ and ‘edit’ mean the same? What do you think? Well, they are sometimes used interchangeably even though they are really...
Ambassador list: Who is the new INEC chair working for? By Abimbola Adelakun
Now that the names of ambassadorial appointment nominees include the immediate past Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, it has...
At Ologuneru, it was a battle of wits and wills over Circular Road corridor...
The atmosphere was thick with apprehension. Palpable fear filled the air. Even some government officials walked with trepidation. Everyone was cautious and most people...
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...
Blueprint for National Transformation | Series Six
The Paradox of Power: When the World Waits on Nigeria’s Electricity
By Amofin Beulah Adeoye
There is a profound, almost cinematic irony at the core of...
Nigeria: In search of a professional legislature by Taiwo Adisa
The United States Congress, on November 20, held a public hearing on Nigeria’s security situation and the declaration of the most populous black nation...
Can Tinubu, our Eddie Kwansa, now come home? By Festus Adedayo
Today’s Gen Z world may not know of “Eddie Kwansa”. It is a famous folk song Owerri, Imo State, donated to the rest of...
When tension thawed at Makinde’s interface with Circular Road stakeholders by Aisha Alimi
The atmosphere was tense. Angry-looking residents carrying banners with inscriptions such as “No Corridor”, “We want development but not the Corridor”, and “Don’t render...
Blueprint for National Transformation | Series Five ‘ The Giant’s Empty Chair: Why the...
On the afternoon of August 8, 2024, inside the Velodrome de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines on the outskirts of Paris, the Nigerian state collapsed in microcosm. Ese...
The Certification Gap: How Nigeria Trains Workers but Can’t Deploy Them By Aderonke E....
Nigeria is at an important crossroads in the debate around skilled labour, certification, and local content. Recent statements by the Minister of Innovation, Science...
