Opinion
The substance, symbolism of President Tinubu’s UK State visit
By Tunde Rahman It is said that no one does ceremonies quite like the British. This much was obvious last week when Nigeria literally strutted the red carpet rolled out in her honour on the ancient and hallowed grounds of Windsor and 10 Downing Street. By the time the curtains…
Read More »Dibia: A passion for humanity as a JP
By Jerome-Mario Utomi The revered title of Justice of the Peace (JP) is not purchased, at least not in Delta State. It is earned. It is conferred on individuals who have made remarkable contributions to community development, human capital advancement, and the promotion of peace and justice in society. This…
Read More »Supreme Court of Nigeria reasserts constitutional limits – A win for labour, justice, corporate accountability
By Okechukwu Nwanguma On 20 February 2026, the Supreme Court of Nigeria delivered a judgment that resonates far beyond the parties before it. In striking out the appeal filed by Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) against Tunde Adjoto, the Court reaffirmed a critical constitutional boundary. The lead judgment…
Read More »What is Bola Ahmed Tinubu waiting for on Police Pension Bill?
By Okechukwu Nwanguma, Executive Director, RULAAC Nigeria stands today at a critical moral and institutional crossroads. Before the desk of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu lies a bill that speaks not just to policy, but to justice, dignity, and the long-neglected welfare of those who bore the burden of policing the…
Read More »Power, position: When you’re out of power, what will remain of you?
POINTBLANK With Smart Emmanuel 09066642354 Power is one of the most seductive forces in human society. It elevates, amplifies, and often transforms those who hold it. Whether in politics, corporate institutions, religious organizations, or even within small community structures, positions of authority come with influence, recognition, and access. Doors open…
Read More »Unregulated food environment: Nigeria is eating itself to death
By Humphrey Ukeaja There is a quiet epidemic running alongside Nigeria’s more publicised health crises. It does not arrive in sudden outbreaks or make international emergency headlines. It builds slowly, meal by meal, sip by sip, until it arrives as a stroke at the age of 45, a diabetes diagnosis…
Read More »Makoko, politics of displacement in Lagos
By Zikora Ibeh One fact is now unmistakable. The Lagos State Government appears determined to empty Makoko of its inhabitants. But for the mass protest organised by the Coalition Against Demolition, Forced Evictions, Land Grabbing and Displacement on January 28, 2026, the historic riverine community might well have been erased…
Read More »From global impact to national service: Nwoga-Ecton accepts call to serve Owerri zone
By Dr. Chris Oko Odey, Abuja In a defining moment that has electrified the political landscape of Imo State, globally acclaimed philanthropist, Dr. Princess Chetachi Nwoga-Ecton, has officially accepted the clarion call of Owerri Zone youths to contest for the Senate seat in the forthcoming general elections. Speaking from the…
Read More »War, power politics, crisis of global governance
By Okechukwu Nwanguma The escalating confrontation involving the United States, Israel, and Iran represents one of the most dangerous geopolitical flashpoints of our time. What began as targeted strikes has rapidly expanded into a wider regional confrontation involving missile exchanges, cyber operations, and threats to critical global energy routes such…
Read More »War, power politics, crisis of global governance
By Okechukwu Nwanguma The escalating confrontation involving the United States, Israel, and Iran represents one of the most dangerous geopolitical flashpoints of our time. What began as targeted strikes has rapidly expanded into a wider regional confrontation involving missile exchanges, cyber operations, and threats to critical global energy routes such…
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