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By Dr. James Bwala In the realm of political discourse, especially during the critical periods leading up to general elections, rumors and speculative reports often emerge, attempting to sway public perception and influence outcomes. One such instance is the recent report by the Nigerian Tribune Newspapers on May 17, 2026, suggesting intensified efforts within the…
From humble beginnings in rural Akwa Ibom to the highest legislative office in Nigeria, the journey of Godswill Akpabio stands as a remarkable story of resilience, leadership and transformational public service. Over the years, Akpabio has emerged as one of the most influential political figures in Nigeria, carving a unique path defined by bold governance,…
For three decades, Oilwatch International and its affiliates have maintained a consistent position: fossil fuels should remain in the ground. The organisation argues that reducing dependence on oil, gas and coal remains one of the most practical pathways for slowing the worsening global climate crisis driven by extraction and consumption. That longstanding position framed expectations…
Godswill Akpabio has built a political profile that continues to attract attention across Nigeria’s public space, not just for the offices he has held, but for the style and energy he brings to leadership. Often described by admirers as approachable and people-focused, his journey reflects a steady climb shaped by ambition, visibility, and a knack…
As the 2027 general elections draw closer, political conversations across Okene/Ogori-Magongo Federal Constituency are taking a more serious turn. Beyond party lines and routine rhetoric, voters are asking a deeper question: who truly has the credibility, competence, and character to deliver effective representation at the Green Chamber? Emerging strongly in that conversation is Dr. Hope…
Pan-Africanism is regaining visibility in public discourse, but much of its current expression risks straying from its original purpose. As Oumarou Sanou argues, substituting Western influence with that of Moscow or Beijing does not constitute true liberation—it simply replaces one form of dependence with another. This perspective challenges the prevailing narrative and calls for a…
By Dr. James Bwala Food security stands as one of the most pressing challenges in the world today, and the role of agricultural leadership has become so important in shaping sustainable futures. The recent ascent of Senator Abubakar Kyari as Nigeria’s Hon. Minister of Agriculture and Food Security is not merely a political event; it…
* Abandoned FCT …Wrecking Rivers State … he has to go By Musa Pai Two of Nigeria’s most consequential power centres today are the Federal Capital Territory and Rivers State. One is the seat of national authority and the symbol of our collective future; the other is the country’s energy nerve centre. Stability, competence, and…
By Israel Adebiyi In an animal village long lost to history, chickens lived under constant siege. Hawks had taken over the skies and terrorised the land. They came at will, snatching chickens from their homes, carrying them off in broad daylight, leaving feathers and grief behind. There was no warning, no mercy and no pattern….
By Kome Odhomor By any standard of governance, the ongoing demolition of homes in Makoko, Lagos, is deeply troubling. What is unfolding in this historic waterfront community is not merely an urban planning exercise; it is a humanitarian crisis created by policy choices that appear to ignore human dignity, due process, and the lived realities…