Opinion

By CHRISTIANA DANGYANG Violence in Nigeria has become a background noise. Bandits strike in Katsina and Zamfara. Insurgents regroup in...

Rantya Gyel, the State Low-Cost Housing Estate and the Federal Low-Cost areas in Jos, the Plateau State capital, appear to...

There is a legal maxim that fits Nigeria’s education system perfectly: “Justice delayed is justice denied.” For many Nigerian graduates,...

By SEKYEN WALSHAK September is an important month on Nigeria’s academic calendar. It is the period when pupils and students...

One of the greatest tragedies of Nigerian politics is the ease with which falsehood has become a tool of political...

BY IBRAHIM LOT A peace accord is a formal agreement between opposing parties to stop fighting, ease political tensions or...

The floodgates are now open for electioneering campaigns for the 2027 elections. The choreographed defections and political consultations have come...

PAUL JATAU For most of my life, hospitals were places I visited occasionally, usually to see someone else. I had...

By SEKYEN WALSHAK Access to safe and effective medicine should be one of the basic protections of any functioning health...

BY DANJUMA NAFUNJI There is a question Nigeria can no longer afford to ignore: Who is protecting the women who...