Kidnapping on our highways: Why NURTW and government must act now
Nigeria’s highways are gradually becoming places of fear rather than routes of opportunity. What used to be a simple journey between cities has now be
Letters
Letters
DEDA mourns Lt. Col. Faruk Umar Usman, killed in action in Borno State
The Dutse Emirate Development Association (DEDA) has received with deep sorrow the tragic killing of one of Nigeria’s brave military officers, Lt. Col
Ending poverty requires production, not handouts
In recent times, the conversation around poverty reduction in Nigeria has intensified. While the President has repeatedly urged state governors to tak
When preachers speak truth: Freedom or indiscipline?
Nigeria today finds itself at a crossroads where religious commentary, freedom of speech and civic responsibility intersect in complex and sometimes d
War’s first casualty: Truth in Nigeria’s social media age
The ancient Greek dramatist Aeschylus is widely credited with the timeless observation that “in war, truth is the first casualty.” Centuries later, th