Last month, on October 23, Rashidi Yekini would have turned 62. Unfortunately, as he rests in his grave, the country’s football has failed not only to unravel the shenanigans surrounding his death, but also to spare a moment in remembrance of one of Nigeria’s greatest football ambassadors, probably the most celebrated African in World Cup […]

   

When African leaders, neck-deep in debts, go to borrow from foreign lenders, sovereignty is the last thing on their minds. Sovereignty connotes solvency, self-sufficiency, and security. For many African countries, it is no more than a sick  joke—a tool for corrupt, despotic, and indolent leaders to stir up anti-Western anger. It fails to spark real

Attention has shifted to the 5,718 polling units across the 21 local government areas of Anambra State, as 15 governorship candidates challenge the incumbent governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, today.

Nigeria is once again in the eye of a diplomatic storm. U.S. President Donald Trump last week re-designated the country as a “Country of Particular Concern” over alleged Christian genocide and threatened military action to flush out the terrorists should the President Bola Tinubu administration fail to halt the killings of Christians.

2.8 Billion Dollars is still a lot of money today. But it was worth lots more some four, five decades ago. So you can understand the uproar when it was alleged that a sum of 2.8 Billion Dollars went missing in the books of NNPC (NNOC at the time) during a Military Government, and specifically,