Ramadan and Lent: Two routes, one destination
Religious devotion is often misunderstood when viewed from outside the faith that practices it. What feels like clear obedience to one religion can lo
Letters
Letters
‘Brigandage’ in the Senate
Nigeria’s Senate has long been a theatre of the absurd, but its latest performance deserves a special place in the annals of legislative self humiliat
Nomadic education: Policy reform in an era of displacement, insecurity
Across large stretches of northern Nigeria, the traditional rhythm of nomadic life is under unprecedented strain. For generations, pastoralist communi
Tasks before new IGP
The appointment of Tunde Disu as Inspector General of Police by Bola Tinubu is timely and significant. It comes at a moment when many Nigerians have g
FCT election: The need for a post-mortem
Out of the estimated 1.68 million registered voters in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), only about 239,210 turned out to vote; representing roughl