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In the incredibly sad courtroom drama of Tali Shani v Chief Mike Agbedor Abu Ozekhome (2025) UKFTT 1090 (PC), two...

I have lived in the United Kingdom for more than four years in total as an adult. And before reaching...

Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas, outgoing Sole Administrator Rivers State On Thursday, 18 September, the six months state of emergency...

A couple of years ago, it was not just that under import substitution industrialisation (ISI) coddled industries became inefficient and...

In January 1993, Ibrahim Babangida was Nigeria’s military ruler. He was supposedly in the last year of an interminable transition...

Charlie Kirk’s death, and the long history of political killings in Nigeria, is more than a headline; it is a...

The Tinubu administration on 11 and 12 August played host to an Israeli delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren...

By the time the bus screeched to my stop, I staggered out like a survivor of a natural disaster. My...

This week, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) organised a round table to address the challenges of premature political campaigns...

Governor Peter Mbah The recent controversy surrounding the abandonment of a multi-billion naira contract for the construction of smart schools...

The usual narrative frames bandits, jihadists, and religious extremists as “criminals and terrorists.” The study, however, takes a nuanced approach...

The Third Level of Advancement in Life: Advancing Against Generational Limitations In the New Testament, can the children face the...

The experience of Imo shows that village-owned businesses are not just theoretical. They are real, they work, and they can...

“So, where is President Tinubu, my brother?” “What do you mean where is President Tinubu? He told you and everyone...

Elaigwu was insistent that I needed “an academic address” and facilitated my appointment as a lecturer in the Department of...

If we can make taxes visibly become services, make justice measurably quicker and fairer, and make wrongdoing reliably expensive, trust...

Ironic? Yes. But Nigeria's long-term heritage from the boom days of its export of crude oil are the structural weaknesses...

When the House of Lords, as the upper chamber of the UK Parliament is called, debated the Courts Bill introduced...

Former Nigerian president, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Poor Goodluck Ebele Jonathan! Last Thursday, at the 70th birthday of his ex-Chief of Staff, Chief Mike Aiyegbeni Oghiadomhe, in...

Life is unfair, but death is fair. “Beloved, do not avenge yourselves, but rather give place to wrath; for it...

Twenty years is not far. Children in our schools today will be leaders tomorrow. The decisions we take now will...

The Moroccan Monarchy, which owns the Moroccan Government, plunged itself into avoidable crisis and antagonism with humanity when it ordered...

Like a thunderbolt from outer space, the announcement by the PDP National Executive Committee about its decision to zone its...

The question becomes, how do we resist the tyranny of imagination? We cannot silence it altogether, but we can refuse...

The most significant legacy of the Vietnamese victories was that they taught the oppressed that when they are determined and...