Both groups are weighed down by demons that demand urgent attention, yet finger-pointing has become a convenient distraction for them.
Why do some live as though the sizes of their houses measure the worth of their life?
The Igbo–Yoruba quarrel may be smaller than India–Pakistan’s rift, but the pattern is familiar.
Nigerian politicians can do more to clean up the country’s sordid reputation, but the sweeping conclusions of a Canadian court would do more harm than good.
Audit queries are not unusual in accounting, and issuing threats over a six-year “unaccounted” sum that focuses mainly on assets and not liabilities is foolish.
This action plan outlines a three-pillar roadmap to translate Nigeria’s infrastructure ambitions into reality.
The moment to act is now—catalysing the investment needed to build a more peaceful and prosperous future for millions.
This moment of tension offers discerning Nigerians a rare chance to spread investments, development, and population more evenly across the federation.
What Mr Mai Palace has done is restore dignity to the memories of our dead.
The choice before us is stark—two futures for Nigeria. In one future, ministers act now. By 2030, Nigeria will have a thriving carbon market attracting billions in climate investments.
