Committee of naysayers according to Kemi Adeosun can offer opinions, but not direction. Five years of Dash Me, a Whistleblower policy that moved $378 million — and why Nigeria keeps…
By Kemi Adeosun On state police, local knowledge, and the architecture that keeps failing us Let me say it plainly at the start, because it is the only honest place…
Natasha Doll: A squishy toy, a disturbing trend, and the long, uncomfortable history behind why the Black version is always the one that gets hurt. If you have been on…
By Kemi Adeosun Every language has words that travel. Wahala needed no translation when it crossed from Yoruba into Nigerian English and then into global consciousness. Everyone knows what wahala is.…
By Kemi Adeosun There are weddings you attend for the couple, and weddings you attend for the room. Last week I attended one of the latter. The occasion was beautiful,…
On May 11th, JAMB announced new minimum cut-off scores for the 2026/2027 academic session: 150 for Universities and Colleges of Nursing, and 100 for Polytechnics, out of a maximum of…
By Azu Ishiekwene In many parts of the country, the rains poured down earlier in the week, bringing much physical and psychological relief from the searing heat. The absence of…
By Musa Ilallah, a Public Policy Analyst In February 2026, the Nigerian Navy was recognised by the Global Firepower Index as the African Navy with the strongest fleet. February 2026…
By Mohammed Idris, fnipr The last time a Nigerian leader paid a state visit to the United Kingdom, seventy percent of Nigeria's current population were not yet born. That 1989…
By Opeyemi Oguntoye In a bid to fix Nigeria’s electricity system and reduce Aggregate Technical, Commercial, and Collection (ATC&C) losses, many stakeholders, especially within the electricity distribution segment, have over…
