Opinion

By NANCY MAJEKODUNMI There was a time, not too long ago, when Nigerians could move across regions with relative ease...

Illustration depicting the impact of xenophobic attacks on Nigerian migrants in South Africa. For thousands of Nigerians living in South...

By NANBAL PANPE It is no longer news that Nigeria is gradually approaching another general election cycle. Across the country,...

By DANJUMA NANFUNJI The dust of Nigeria’s 2015 general elections may have settled, but the impact of that historic political...

By FAVEN NANA Traditional agriculture, once regarded as the backbone of Nigeria’s economy and rural livelihood, is gradually losing its...

Photocredit:shutterstock A couple of years ago, I was privileged to serve as a judge for a debate between two prominent...

By SAMSON ILIYA As the rains approach and the farming season beckons, Plateau State stands at a crossroads. For generations,...

BY SAMSON ILIYA Politics is ultimately about how people with different interests, identities and ambitions choose to live together under...

As insecurity continues to threaten communities across Plateau State, THOMPSON YAMPUT examines Governor Mutfwang’s recent engagement with former governors of...

By LYDIA ALI Nigeria is witnessing a deeply troubling spike in the frequency and boldness of kidnappings. Criminal groups are...