Electoral Act 2026 Rift: More Excuses, More Lies To Legalise Rigging

By Ikeddy ISIGUZO WHAT lies cannot do, more lies can do. The foundation of the saying…

As Nigerian Bloggers Shock Mensa Otabil by Abusing the Adored

By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi Before you scream, ‘Pastor Korede Komaiya again?’ Just know that the man is…

Kebbi : Beyond borders, President Tinubu’s re-opening of Kamba borders, a stroke of economic diplomacy

By Sunday Dare “This border reopening reflects a balanced and pragmatic approach to governance that recognises…

Why ‘Useless’ Nigerian Pastors Disappoint Charly Boy’s Activism Anticipation

By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi Veteran musician and social crusader, Charles Oputa, alias Charly Boy, made headlines two…

Trump’s America and Labelling of Kwankwaso, Fulani, and Nigerian Muslims

By Yushau A. Shuaib I write this with deep concern—not anger, but concern—over what increasingly appears…

Ending the cycle: Why electronic transmission should be enshrined in the electoral act before 2027

By Olisa Agbakoba(SAN) Nigeria’s electoral framework has been plagued by persistent legal uncertainty, forcing courts to…

Imo 2027: What Governor Hope is Not Saying

By Prof. Protus Nathan Uzorma As Imo State hurtles towards the 2027 gubernatorial succession, the air…

What Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo isn’t telling about his sudden tattoo

By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi The decision by the founder of the David Christian Centre (DCC), Pastor Kingsley…

Kwara massacre: Once lives don’t matter, who cares if 75 or 200 died?

By Ikeddy ISIGUZO WHAT is nicely called “Kwara Massacre” involves the termination of an indeterminate number…

Beyond the compulsory real-time transmission of results

By Temitope Ajayi Our habit of amending our electoral laws almost every election cycle deserves serious…

Poverty, Culture, and the Lies We Tell Ourselves

By Prof. Chiwuike Uba, Ph.D. “Circumstances do not make the man; they reveal him.” James Allen’s…

Press freedom, intelligence power, and Nigeria’s democratic signal to West Africa

By Ademola Oshodi West Africa’s democratic breakdowns have increasingly followed a predictable sequence. Civic space narrows,…