In Nigeria, Children’s Day is observed on May 27, while the United Nations celebrates World Children’s Day annually on November 20. As stated on un.org/en/observances, “World Children’s Day offers each…
This week, 59 white South African refugees landed at Dulles International Airport, marking the start of a controversial new refugee policy under President Trump. The policy gives priority to Afrikaners,…
In a world where the badge symbolizes service and justice, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) stands as its antithesis—an institution corroded from within, fostering disillusionment, fear and corruption. A recently…
America stands at a crossroads. The nation that has long prided itself as a beacon of democracy now faces an unprecedented challenge to its fundamental character, under its 47th President,…
Nigeria’s former military leader, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB), prepared a giant bowl of spaghetti and invited the rich and powerful all over Nigeria to witness him eat. The food was…
When legal titans clash, the pillars of justice tremble. Such is the case in Nigeria today, where a high-profile confrontation between Afe Babalola, a venerable 95-year-old legal luminary, and Dele…
The 2024 U.S. presidential election will undoubtedly be remembered as a moment when fear eclipsed hope, reshaping the political trajectory of a deeply divided nation. The reelection of Donald Trump,…
As America hurtles toward what may be its most pivotal election in a century, an eerie sense of déjà vu hangs in the air, not just in the United States,…
Nigeria’s once-proud national oil company, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), has become a liability to the nation it was meant to serve. This transformation from a gem of…
A nation is not like humans. Its lifespan is unlimited, unknown and indeterminable. If Nigeria were human, at 64 years, it would be winding down, in or preparing for retirement.…