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Pay Attention to Iran
Continue Reading →: Pay Attention to IranOne of the most striking aspects of the current protests has been the re-emergence of pre-revolution symbols. Outside Iran, particularly in Europe and the United Kingdom, demonstrators have been seen waving the old Iranian flag associated with the era before the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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Chimamanda’s Loss: A Mirror to Nigeria’s Healthcare Crisis
Continue Reading →: Chimamanda’s Loss: A Mirror to Nigeria’s Healthcare CrisisMany Nigerians who can afford to, flee public hospitals for private ones, believing they are buying safety. Chimamanda did the same but sadly, the anyhowness of Nigeria’s health sector reared its ugly head again.
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Comparing Wizkid or Any of ‘The Big 3’ to Fela Is Cultural Blasphemy, Here’s Why
Continue Reading →: Comparing Wizkid or Any of ‘The Big 3’ to Fela Is Cultural Blasphemy, Here’s WhyFela was arrested over 200 times. His mother, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, a feminist icon and anti-colonial activist, was thrown from a window during a military raid on Kalakuta Republic, an attack ordered by the Nigerian government. She later died from complications related to that assault. His…
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Wike, APC, and The Trouble Brewing in Rivers State
Continue Reading →: Wike, APC, and The Trouble Brewing in Rivers StateWike’s continued dominance in Rivers politics presents a unique dilemma for the APC. He is not officially a party member, yet he sits at the heart of the APC-led federal government as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory. He campaigns with the administration, defends it…
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Trump Invades, Maduro Captured, International Law Collapses
Continue Reading →: Trump Invades, Maduro Captured, International Law CollapsesU.S. interference in Caracas might not just be about drugs, it could also be about energy leverage, regional power, and global geopolitical competition. Trump’s blunt admission about controlling oil suggests this mission is as much about energy security and corporate interests as law enforcement.
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Peter Obi and the Burden of Compromise
Continue Reading →: Peter Obi and the Burden of CompromiseSome believe Obi would not have joined ADC without strong assurances, if not outright promises, about the 2027 ticket. Others suggest a more pragmatic scenario. Obi as a compromise candidate acceptable across regions, or Obi as a vice-presidential option to Atiku, banking on national spread.
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Anthony Joshua Crashed, But Are We Learning Anything?
Continue Reading →: Anthony Joshua Crashed, But Are We Learning Anything?In countries where road safety is taken seriously, highways are designed with dedicated lay-bys, emergency shoulders, and enforced truck parks. In Nigeria, trucks stop wherever survival allows.
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25 Standout Events of 2025
Continue Reading →: 25 Standout Events of 20252025 did not ease Nigerians into anything. It arrived aggressive, confrontational, and unbothered by comfort. Power was tested, icons fell apart in public, the economy refused to cooperate, and global politics kept reminding us that Nigeria is never as far from world events as we…
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