There is a saying that “a lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes.” But on Wednesday, 5 August 2026, the truth walked into my office in shoes of its own. ...
The U.S. Embassy in Abuja will no longer provide regular visa services, and all visa decisions will now be handled centrally at the U.S. Consulate in Lagos, according to a recent announcement by the U...
A journalist’s pen is not just ink on paper but a bridge between nations, a mirror to truth, a candle in the dark. But when that pen bends to rumour, when headlines chase applause instead of accuracy,...
When you help businesses move money across borders every day, you quickly realise they are rarely interested in the technology behind a payment. They care about whether their supplier receives the mon...
Let us begin with a song, not for entertainment, but as a primary text for our analysis. Dem con turn us to sufferhead (original sufferhead) This time for jefa-head (original jefa-head) Me I say eh, s...
Concerns surrounding major continental events should never be dismissed. Governments, companies, investors and delegates have every right to demand credible assurances about their safety, dignity and ...
In the annals of Nigerian political history, we have witnessed military coups, civilian transitions, and the persistent struggle against corruption. Yet, the story of Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew an...
For four decades, Africa’s role in the global drug trade was largely passive, a corridor through which cocaine and heroin moved from Latin America toward the lucrative markets of Europe and the Middle...
Nigeria is approaching a dangerous precipice. The insecurity that now defines daily life across vast stretches of our country is not merely a law‑and‑order problem; it is evidence of a Nation-state wh...
Every nation eventually reaches a point where silence stops being prudence and becomes complicity. There are moments when patience can no longer disguise decay, when restraint begins to look like indi...