SWEET AND SOUR: Nigeria My Heartbreaking Age Mate

Nigeria cast aside the shackles of colonialism and became an independent nation exactly 66 years ago.…

EDITORIAL: Nigeria At 66: The Country We Must Still Build

Nigeria is 66 today. On October 1, 1960, the country emerged from colonial rule with the…

INEC, Governors, And The Coming 2027 General Election In The Face Of Gathering Storm

The machinery of Nigeria’s democracy is grinding towards 2027, yet the omens are anything but auspicious.…

Bayelsa At 30: From The Dream Of A Homeland To The Challenge Of Prosperity

October 1, 2026 will be a remarkable day for Bayelsa State. While Nigeria celebrates 66 years…

MINNA 37: When The State No Longer Protects But Hunts

Let me begin today’s dialogue with the proverbial wisdom of our ancestors: “if you must blame…

King Jaja’s Challenge to Nigeria: Power, Defiance and Economic Self-Determination

If King Jaja of Opobo were alive in Nigeria today, where would he stand in a…

Sweet And Sour: My Farewell To Dear Orlando

This column originally appeared in Vanguard on Friday, September 18. Orlando Modesti was born on 4th…

State Police: The Good, Bad, Ugly – Anambra As A Case Study And Udo Ga-achỊ Experience

The debate over the establishment of State Police has persisted for years and has assumed renewed…

African Energy Week 2026: Why Leaders Must Be in the Room

In energy, finance and economic policy, absence is rarely neutral. It can mean surrendering influence to…

Samuel Ogbuku: The Making Of A Transformational Leader

There are moments in the life of a public institution when leadership becomes more than the…