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By Suleman Abubakar Recently, public discourse has been inundated by hollow polemics—epitomized by commentaries such as Sufuyan Ojeifo’s jaundice and illusionary critique—attempting to frame the monumental environmental challenge of the Benin stormwater project as an indictment of Governor Monday Okpebholo’s administration. This posture of cynical detachment is not merely banal; it is a profound intellectual…
By Dr Mike Uyi There comes a point when the person making an allegation becomes as important as the allegation itself. This is where I believe Nigerians must begin in considering the latest claims coming from Sandra Chidinma Duru, also known as Professor Mgbeke. My concern is not simply what Sandra Duru is saying today….
By Dr. Mike Uyi, President, Global Peace Movement International There is a tendency in Nigerian politics to measure development by who commissioned a project. That is the wrong measurement. The more important question is: Who laid the foundation, who sustained it, and who had the courage to take it further? By that standard, the story…
A Nigerian student walks through Xiaoying Lane and finds a different answer to a question his own country is still asking. By Mohammad Toyeeb Abdulsalam There were old women sitting around a wooden table when I walked in, not waiting, not idle, working, their hands moved through thread and shell with a quiet confidence that comes…
By Mark Izebhokhae So far, Nigeria has not been doing badly in terms of embracing technology. In recent times, it has been ranked as one of the fastest-growing technology hubs in Africa. From fintech and health technology to agricultural innovation, more sectors are integrating digital solutions into their systems of operation, thereby enhancing efficiency, productivity,…
By Dr. Mike Uyi, President, Global Peace Movement International In Nigeria’s political discourse, one recurring criticism is that the National Assembly, particularly the Senate, is merely a “rubber stamp” institution because it frequently approves executive proposals. For many observers, a legislature that does not constantly oppose the executive is automatically perceived as weak, compromised, or…
It is not every day that a construction site becomes a tourist attraction. Yet that is exactly what is happening at the Rahmat Park Flyover in Benin City. For weeks now, hundreds of residents have been making their way to the site, not because they have business there, but simply to look. Families visit with…
By Umo Isua-Ikoh and Okoho Ene In the contentious, oil-rich landscape of Nigeria’s Niger Delta, Akwa Ibom and Cross River States are often viewed through different economic lenses. Akwa Ibom is the established, major oil-producing heavyweight, contributing the highest percentage to Nigeria’s crude revenue, hosting the massive ExxonMobil-operated Qua Iboe Terminal in Ibeno, and legally…
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,…