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Before the gleaner and glimpser enters upon the path of Poet Niyi Osundare’s strength of thought, let it be known, in a massive sort of way, that he, the stirrer, …

The fact remains, pension paid has been affected negatively by high rate of inflation in Nigeria. It require upward review in the context of present realities and difficulties. The post …

Critical analysis of the Israel/Palestine conundrum is inchoate without thoroughly comprehending the conflict’s foundational basis. The post Palestine: Beyond French, UK and western countries’ recognition appeared first on The Guardian …

Pretoria – More than 140 world leaders traveled to New York this month to mark the United Nations’ unhappy 80th birthday. The world’s premier multilateral organisation was created after World War II …

On Friday, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu turned his gaze south-westward to the sprawling city of Ibadan. Over two years since his assumption of office, this is the President’s first berth …

Rawlings later embarked on what he called a “house-cleaning exercise” involving the killings and abduction of over 300 Ghanaians. But many Ghanaians applauded their execution, believing such arbitrary shedding of …

The tenure of retired Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas as sole administrator of Rivers State expired on September 18, 2025 when the elected Governor of Rivers State, Siminalaye Fubara resumed …

An irrefutable truth about the generational bad leadership in Nigeria is that it springs from societal moral decay—born out of our cultural values and social ideologies, which have been predominantly …

Every September 29, the world stops to listen; not to speeches or declarations, but to the most universal sound of all: the heartbeat. World Heart Day is a reminder that …

Two propositions in that speech have always retained my attention. The first is that in which he said, “Africa does not need strong men, it needs strong institutions.” The second …