Written by Rate this post By NICK DAZANG Following outrage at its rejection of electronic transmission of results from polling units to the INEC Results Viewing Portal, IReV, real time, on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, the Senate convened an emergency session on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. But rather than to restore real time transmission of polling units results, … Continue reading “Why we must insist on real time transmission of results “
Rate this post The inaugural lecture of Professor Wole Soyinka in the 1980/81 period at the then University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, was expectedly explosive. Its title, “The Critic and society: Bathes, Leftocracy and Other Mythologies”, left no one in doubt that this was an ideological offensive. It was the famous writer’s nuclear-powered intellectual attack against … Continue reading “Biodun Jeyifo: The intellectual as a revolutionary, by Owei Lakemfa”
Rate this post By YUSHAU SHUAIB I write this with deep concern—not anger, but concern—over what increasingly appears to be a troubling pattern in the posture of the United States under President Donald Trump towards Nigeria, particularly its Muslim communities and Northern leadership. Since Trump’s return to office, a narrative has steadily gathered momentum in … Continue reading “Trump’s America and labelling of Kwankwaso, Fulani and Nigerian Muslims”
Rate this post By JUDE OBIOHA In a country where activism often clashes with national cohesion and where loud voices frequently overshadow steady hands, Matthew Tonlagha represents a rare Nigerian archetype. This bridge builder fights fiercely for his people while working tirelessly for the peace, stability and economic future of Nigeria. His journey from the creeks … Continue reading “Tonlagha’s quiet power, citizen diplomacy and the promise of Nigeria”
Rate this post The Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) has asked former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, to forward any evidence in his possession on the alleged procurement of a toxic chemical to the Department of State Services for investigation. This followed a petition addressed to the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, in … Continue reading “Submit evidence of toxic chemical procurement to DSS — Ribadu tells El-Rufai”
Just days after the US President took office in 2025, the story began to spread: Nearly 4,000 Nigerians were about to be deported. It was true. The cruelty of the Donald Trump leadership would be unveiled at home and abroad in the year that followed, including against American citizens. Some have been killed, … Continue reading “As Nigerians confront deportations and hunger -By Sonala Olumhense”
The importance of Sports to humanity was yet again reiterated; its value to community building and personal aspiration was the fulcrum of the conversation at this year’s Rotary Sports Festival (ROFEST’26) Award Nite in Lagos. Keynote speaker at the ROFEST’26, Chairman Brila Media Dr. Larry Izamoje shared the inspirational stories of Sports’ biggest personalities and … Continue reading “ROFEST’26: Dr. Larry Izamoje Puts Bow On Glamorous Award Nite with Captivating Speech”
Written by The future of cybersecurity is female—and the future starts now. NITDA, in collaboration with Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) Nigeria Affiliate, is hosting a one-day capacity building programme designed to empower women with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to thrive in the cyber and tech ecosystem. Whether you are a student, an early-career professional, or looking … Continue reading “Apply Now: NITDA/WiCyS Cyber security Capacity Building Programme For Women”
The BudgIT Climate Champions Fellowship – Cohort 2 is now open for applications. This fellowship is designed to convene bold, solution-driven individuals committed to transforming innovative climate ideas into measurable, real-world impact. About the Fellowship The Climate Champions Fellowship is a capacity-building and impact-driven programme focused on equipping emerging climate leaders with: Practical tools for climate … Continue reading “Apply Now: BudgIT Climate Champions Fellowship – Cohort 2 “
Rate this post •Lalong, Aliero, Kalu, Moro, Balogun, Agbedi, Soli, and other lawmakers who will harmonise the bill under pressure By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja In the corridors of power at the National Assembly, what should have been a routine harmonisation of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill has transformed into a defining moment in Nigeria’s democratic … Continue reading “Electoral Act: Tension as ‘real-time’ battle shifts to Conference Committee”