Opinion

By Oritsemisan Okorite For years, Nigeria’s economy staggered under the weight of distortions that rewarded insiders and punished the wider...

By Taye Paul Olubayo Let us speak plainly. Nigeria has always been generous in producing men who speak thunder but...

For decades, Nigeria’s economy has struggled under the weight of its heavy reliance on imported goods. From electronics to machinery,...

By Ambassador 'Sola Enikanolaiye The Administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR celebrated two years in office a few days...

By Khalil Suleiman Halilu In 1961, South Korea was a textbook case of despair. Per capita income sat below $100....

The latest so-called “report” by Amnesty International on insecurity in Nigeria reads less like a credible human rights document and...

By Akinloye James Diplomacy, today, shapes the flow of trade, capital, security, and global influence. The role of any country’s...

By Dr. Danlami Shehu – Writing from Abuja Introduction Nigeria’s ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), is once again...

By Dayo Dare UK politician Kemi Badenoch has hit a political low after months of controversial remarks on immigration policy....

By Muhammad Jameel Baba In a time when many citizens had resigned to a state of fear and despair due...