Tribute to Prof. Oyewale Tomori: A Crusader against Infectious Diseases at 80
At 80 years, Professor Oyewale Tomori stands as a towering symbol of scientific excellence, courage, and unwavering service to…
Category: Opinion
When a Defender is docked: Nigeria must rise for Mike Ozekhome, SAN
My Justification: Mike Ozekhome, SAN, Represents Peace, Justice, and the Voice for the Voiceless in Nigeria. For over four…
Vincent Olatunji and the Pursuit of a Data Safe Nigeria
As of August 2025, Nigeria had about 140 million internet subscribers, with broadband penetration nearing 49 percent, according to…
I Know Who Gave the Order: Five Years of Silence
By Ademola Lawrence, a journalist from Lagos What could wound a nation more deeply than when its own citizens,…
SEYI TINUBU @ 40: YOUTHFUL & USEFUL
Nigeria, a country where over 70% of the population are between 18-40 years and the conversation around youth inclusion…
Intimation on pretense of Fred Ajudua on health challenges.
The Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Headquarters, Abuja. Sir, As you prepare to arraign Fred Ajudua on Friday in…
Mental Health and Hidden Wounds: Africa’s Silent Epidemic
Not all diplomats wear suits, some wear purpose – DeeEnvoy There are wounds you cannot see. They don’t bleed, but…
Mental Health and Hidden Wounds: Africa’s Silent Epidemic
Not all diplomats wear suits, some wear purpose – DeeEnvoy There are wounds you cannot see. They don’t bleed, but…
THE IMPORTANCE OF SEEKING KNOWLEDGE AND CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: LESSONS FROM EMIR SANUSI’S PhD GRADUATION
By Barr. (Dr.) Nurudeen Idris Marafa A society that value education and scholarship as integral to development will do…
ILORIN AND THE POLLUTION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE: AND THE NEED TO CURB IT
Our society is polluted with drugs and substance abuse, and our dear town is no exemption. It is a known…