2025 Geopolitics: The Events That Will Shape The New Year
Micheal Froman writes… 2024 brought a cascade of seismic geopolitical events that will shape the year 2025. From Sweden’s historic decision to join NATO to Donald Trump’s return to the White House, and from Israeli strikes deep in Iran to the…
Why Nigeria Must Reassess Its Political Party System
Too many parties with little or no electoral outcomes. Any way out? Four year’s ago, Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) made headlines by deregistering 74 out of the 92 political parties in the country. This decision,…
Tinubu to Launch National Values Charter, Pushes for Unity and Patriotism in 2025
In his New Year message, President Bola Tinubu announced the imminent unveiling of the National Values Charter, an initiative already approved by the Federal Executive Council, slated for the first quarter of 2025. The charter, according to Tinubu, will…
Why New Year’s Resolutions Often Fail and What to Do Instead
Happy new year folks! Rhea Freeman in an article here talks about the clichés tied to NYR. This is a summary of the tact. As January rolls around, conversations inevitably turn to New Year’s resolutions. For some, it’s an exciting opportunity to dream…
Broadcasting Industry Grieves as Adamimogo FM Bids Farewell to Olanrewaju “Dynamo” Akinyemi
The Nigerian broadcasting industry is mourning the loss of one of its brightest stars, Olanrewaju Akinyemi, popularly known as “Dynamo.” The Advisory Board of Adamimogo FM Nigeria shared the deep sense of grief with the media community and…
2024: A Year of Turmoil, Lessons, and Resilience for Nigerians
The year 2024 began with optimism, buoyed by the slogan “No gree for anybody,” which echoed the determination of Nigerians to overcome challenges. However, the months that followed turned turbulent, revealing hard lessons that shaped the nation’s…
Jimmy Carter: Remembering a Centurion of Integrity and Service
America mourns! Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, who passed away at 100, leaves behind a legacy that transcends his single term in office. Rising from humble beginnings as a peanut farmer in Plains, Georgia, Carter’s journey from…
Toning Down Climate Rhetoric Ahead of 2025
Come November 2025, Belém Brazil will host COP30, the United Nations climate summit expected to define the trajectory of global climate action. But the journey to Belém begins long before, with crucial debates on plastic pollution, climate finance, and…
What a Turbulent Airline – A Review by Duke of Shomolu
This is a bare knuckle review by DOS. He writes… Not a peaceful way to fly. As kids, they told us – once beaten twice shy. This caricature of an airline used 8hours to take me from Lagos to Uyo, the other day. They shifted the…
Nigeria Needs Heroes: Fela Durotoye Advocates for Selfless Leadership in a Time of Crisis
Heroes don’t need capes – what’s important is an act of service. Amid Nigeria’s worsening economic struggles, rising inflation, and the escalating cost of living, leadership rooted in selflessness and sacrifice has become more critical…