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By Opayemi Nathaniel Kayode In every generation, there comes a defining moment when young people must decide whether they will merely observe history or actively shape it. For Nigerian youths today, that moment is now. Across communities, campuses, workplaces, and digital spaces, young voices are loud, vibrant, and passionate. Yet,…

By Juliana Francis Fresh revelations have surfaced regarding a foreign national, identified by victims as Uncle Cobus, who allegedly defiled at least eight minors in Lagos State while using an unregistered charity organisation and posing as a philanthropist. The Uncle Cobus case here in Nigeria is an echo of the…

By Rahmat Titilope Lasisi There was a time when a phone could fall on concrete, lose its battery, be picked up, reassembled, and still work perfectly. The Nokia 3310 didn’t just survive drops—it survived time. It had no touchscreen, no camera, and no app store. What it had was reliability.…

By Emmanuel Nicholas As the political season approaches, many actors are staking claims to zoning arrangements, criticising elected officials they consider ineffective, and making political calculations about succession — who should succeed whom and which incumbents deserve second or third terms. My focus here is primarily on the House of…

By Smart Emmanuel, Owerri Saturday, 24th January 2026, marked a historic and unforgettable day for communities in Okigwe Local Government Area of Imo State, as residents gathered to witness the commissioning of critical infrastructural projects facilitated by Rt. Hon. Chief Chidiebere Ogbunikpa (Ochuwara Ehi Zogbuo Agu), the Honourable Member representing…

By Annette Siketa At its zenith, the belief in ghosts in the Victorian era bordered on the hysterical. From stately homes to deserted wells, no dwelling was complete without a resident ghost. Halls and mansions and even the odd palace or two spawned a multitude of family legends, many of…

President of the Organization of African Unity – South Carolina (OAU–SC), Grand Knight Emeritus, Sir Tonna Okei, has called on the entire Yoruba nation, both at home and in the diaspora, to take deliberate and strategic steps toward upholding their rich cultural heritage as handed down by their forebears. Sir…

Michael Olumide, Imagine a world without traffic lights, work schedules, or even a designated time for sleep. Chaotic, right? For toddlers and preschoolers still learning to navigate a world overflowing with new experiences, routines serve as a calming compass—guiding their day and helping to build a sense of security, stability,…

By Emeka Chiaghanam Grief is often quiet. It settles into the heart, heavy and unseen. But sometimes, grief chooses another path. Sometimes, it walks into the open, carrying food, hope, and warmth for others. That was the story that unfolded in Isu-Awaa, Awgu Local Government Area of Enugu State, as…

Stanley Ihedigbo Nigeria’s population is projected to reach 400 million by 2050, presenting both a challenge and an opportunity. The challenge lies in ensuring that millions of Nigerians have reliable access to sufficient, nutritious food. The opportunity stems from Nigeria’s vast agricultural potential, which, if harnessed effectively, could make the…