A steering council for a drifting republic
Nigeria’s security crisis no longer announces itself only in the familiar theatres of the northeast. It is now rewriting the...
- Tuesday, July 21, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s security crisis no longer announces itself only in the familiar theatres of the northeast. It is now rewriting the...
Democracies rarely die in one dramatic moment. More often, they are quietly redesigned—clause by clause—until citizens discover that elections still...
Every January, Davos becomes a stage where leaders demonstrate stability, credibility, risk, and readiness. The World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting...
A society does not unravel only when guns drown out laws. It also weakens when citizens begin to suspect that...
In Nigeria’s North-West, tragedy has become a slow, creeping presence. Fear shapes daily life—travel is risky, farming is uncertain, and...
Once again, a familiar demand dominates Nigeria’s public conversation: “We need more boots on the ground.” For communities living under...
The most dangerous voter in Nigeria today may be the one who has quietly checked out. Since the last off-cycle...
Public activism works best when it targets clear problems and pushes for practical fixes. The pardon-list reversal showed this. People...
There are moments when a country hears an uncomfortable truth with piercing clarity. This is one of them. In late...
Beneath the surface is where the real story lives. Headlines, viral clips, social chatter, and quarterly numbers show only the...