Convicted By Camera, Acquitted By Court
By H. A. Maqari, Esq There is an old truth that justice hurried is justice buried. In Nigeria today, nowhere […]
Opinion
Engr. Shehu Hadi Ahmad (Iyan Pindiga): Garlands For A Patriot
By Dahiru Hassan Kera On Friday, 21st November 2025, a significant chapter quietly closed in the leadership of the Federal
Government Sleeps as Bandits Rule: Kebbi Abduction Shows Nigeria Has Lost Control
By Lamara Garba Azare Nigeria woke up once again to the heartbreaking reality that its children are no longer safe
Kwankwaso at 69: The Red Cap and the Conscience of a Nation
As he turns 69, President Tinubu, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, and millions of admirers celebrate a statesman whose red cap
Tinubu’s Security Shake-Up: A Bold Reset for Nigeria’s Peace Agenda
By Dr Ibrahim brahim Sani Kaita President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent removal and reconstitution of the nation’s Service Chiefs marks
A Government of Broken Promises: ASUU’s Strike and the Shame of Nigeria’s Insincerity
By: Lamara Garba Azare In the past decade, ASUU’s unpaid warnings and indefinite strikes have shut down public universities for
When Mercy Becomes Misrule: Tinubu’s Pardon and the Politics of Forgiving the Guilty
By: Lamara Garba Azare Tinubu’s mass pardon blurs the line between compassion and compromise, raising a haunting question: when mercy
Kano Pillars’ Dismal Performance: Where Government Got it Wrong
By Shehu Adamu Once a dominant force in Nigerian football, Kano Pillars Football Club (Sai Masu Gida) now struggles to
Not Power, but People: Kwankwaso’s True Price for Rejoining APC
By Ashahabu Lawal Rafukka In every generation, there emerges a leader who carries the hopes of the downtrodden not as
From State of Emergency to National Glory: How Kano Rose to the Summit of NECO 2025
By Lamara Garba Azare In a year when over a million Nigerian students wrote their Senior School Certificate Examination, it