Opinion

For decades, the question of who owns Jos and who qualifies as an indigene has remained at the heart of...

In the early days when Abuja was taking shape, I visited the city to see an aunt and satisfy my...

As Nigerians mark another Democracy Day, the occasion presents an opportunity not only to celebrate the restoration of civil rule...

DAILY NUGGETS with Lilyan Yepwi “Blood may make relatives, but loyalty makes family.” “May God grant you family, not merely...

Paul Jatau In every society, trust is built not merely through promises but through performance. Citizens can tolerate hardship, uncertainty...

Adama Maisamari Despite enduring discrimination, inaccessible public spaces, social stigma and limited institutional support, many people living with dwarfism in...

Psalm 127:3–5 declares: “Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands...

In this piece, SANI IBN SALIHU examines the emerging succession debate in Nasarawa State and argues that Senator Aliyu Ahmed...

In many African traditions, men and young boys are portrayed as symbols of strength who must never show weakness, shed...

By RALPH MADUGU “A society that tolerates daily bloodshed without sustained outrage is a society that has lost its moral...