“The Broken Work Culture Nigerians Keep Enduring” – Bukola Fortune-Omosola
The recent conversation sparked by comments from Tosin Olorunda, CEO of Moniepoint describing Nigeria’s employment market as “skill-weak,” has once again exposed a reality many Nigerian workers know too well but rarely say out loud: the country’s work…
Tinubu is Building Nigeria’s Version of America and China? ( Opinion )
Nigeria’s economy will not explode because of Twitter arguments… it will explode because of ROADS, RAIL AND LOGISTICS. That’s exactly what President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is aggressively doing and many Nigerians are too blinded by tribal politics to…
Why South Africans murder Nigerians in cold blood – Festus Adedayo
(This Piece Was Published by the Sunday Tribune, May 3, 2026) A commenter on X, obviously a South African national, with the name Paul, reacted to a CableNews April 27 report that two Nigerians were killed in recent spike in South Africa’s xenophobic…
What Sports Administrators Can Learn from Dr. Mrs. Olusola Osetoba – Bayo Olanlege
The ecosystem is often dominated by long-standing figures and entrenched hierarchies, but, the emergence of Dr. Mrs. Olusola Osetoba in the the Ekiti State Sports and political landscape brings to mind what leadership, adaptability, and influence is all…
Olanlege Reviews NFF Leadership, Calls for Continuity in Nigerian Football Development
A former football administrator and Chief Executive Officer of Phoenix Athletics, Bayo Olanlege, has called for a more consistent and structured approach to football governance in Nigeria, saying the future of the game depends on building on past…
Radio Has Forgotten How to Live – Samuel Olugbeminiyi
At 6am, you could hear my father’s radio blaring from his room. It was a daily ritual. From Radio Nigeria Network, you could hear the rich Hausa-accented English of a male newscaster that often left us hooked till the end. On the drive back from school,…
AI and the Ballot: A Looming Threat to Nigeria’s 2027 Elections
As Nigeria gravitates toward the 2027 general elections, the wave of unregulated force of artificial intelligence is gradually reshaping the political landscape. While AI promises efficiency, innovation and economic growth, its darker applications,…
Jos: The ceaseless bleeding on the Plateau, By Bolutife Oluwadele
Jos remains a test: Can Nigeria evolve from a state defined by ethnicity to one guided by equal citizenship? The answer may determine more than the fate of a single city. Jos is more than a local tragedy. It is a mirror of Nigeria itself, a preview of…
Nigeria, 2026 Budget and the Era of Fiscal Overlap
The Nigeria’s fiscal process has been throne into a state of confusion since the assumption of President Bola Tinubu as the President. The nation’s fiscal management has struggled with consistency leading to the overlapping budgets of 2024, 2025…
Ekiti North and the Politics of 2027
In Nigeria’s evolving democratic landscape, political conversations are necessary to examine our past, discuss the present and project the future. However, when discussions descend into attacks and personality-driven speculations, we risk distraction…