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The real threat to the electoral fortunes of parties is not competition but the concentration of power in the hands...

The continent holds structural advantages, converting them into power now demands coherence, capacity and long-term discipline. Africa spent years carrying...

The war against corruption is no longer fought only in interrogation rooms and courtrooms. It is increasingly being fought through...

Tosin Eniolorunda The comment may have been controversial, but perhaps its biggest impact was forcing a conversation many people had...

African Development Bank So, how can the AfDB help Africa's green industrialisation? First, overcoming perceived high-risk barriers that limit private...

Citizens across the federation have witnessed enough recycled tactics to recognise when political manoeuvring prioritises short-term expediency over genuine nation...

I was informed about the division and disintegration of the Senator David Mark-led faction of the African Democratic Congress (ADC)...

Editor-in-Chief of Premium Times, Musikilu Mojeed at the Premium Times Awards Ceremony Tonight, we gather not only to celebrate the...

The Renewed Hope Agenda has been a significant attempt to transition Nigeria from an "arbitrage economy" to a productive one. While...

Today, what the people of Bauchi want is not shadow politics, politics of protection, or politics that exploits the masses...

Mr Tunde Ayeni. Whether history ultimately judges Ayeni as a principal architect of the crisis or merely one of its...

Bala Wunti Unfortunately, Nigeria’s political climate increasingly rewards sensational accusations over factual accuracy. Once an individual is perceived as politically...

It is with pleasure that I lecture on decolonisation at The Toyin Falola Masterclass on 5 May. I am excited...

Public awareness of these broader responsibilities is essential. Misunderstanding NOSDRA’s mandate can weaken environmental governance by leading to the under‑reporting...

Nigeria deserves better than an opposition that is perpetually in transit — jumping from one party to another, from one...

Part 1: Fear and History In societies still battling the shadows of their own history, belonging can sometimes feel like...

The justifications offered for the current instability are hardly convincing. Claims of “toxicity,” fears of being denied party tickets, and...

  The enterprises that anchor food systems, energy access, and local production are no longer peripheral actors in development. They...

This Workers’ Day, the most meaningful thing any Nigerian employer can do is not write a tribute to their staff....

Ultimately, the greatest casualty of the abuse of consensus is the Nigerian voter. Nigeria’s political history shows that imposed candidates...

Wole, your deeds in the past six decades have spoken eloquently for you. You have become an open book to...

I call on the government of South Africa to secure the lives and property of our citizens and to do...

While traveling between Kaduna, Jos and Kafanchan on Saturday, April 25, 2026, where I spent the night, I followed developments...

At 60, Mohammed Idris represents a model of leadership defined by depth rather than noise. He embodies the principle that...

In 1850, if you had a fever, you visited an apothecary. They were masters of bespoke creation. They didn't just...