Opinion

Mr Kayode Egbetokun, the 22nd Inspector-General of Police (I-G) who served from June 19, 2023, to Feb. 24, 2026, undoubtedly left a significant legacy during his tenure. Going by analysts’ accounts, leadership within Nigeria’s policing system has rarely been easy–every attempt at reform inevitably collides with entrenched interests that benefit...

By Aaron Mike Odeh In the vibrant political landscape of Enugu State, few figures have commanded both legal respect and deep grassroots admiration like Barrister George Tabugbo Ogara. As the Renewed Hope Ambassador of Enugu State, he stands out not merely as a spokesperson for civic upliftment but as a...

Leadership within Nigeria’s policing system has rarely been easy. Every attempt at reform inevitably collides with entrenched interests that benefit from the status quo. The tenure of Kayode Egbetokun as head of the Nigeria Police Force illustrates this reality clearly. His push for institutional reforms—ranging from pension restructuring to disciplinary...

By Ekpo Edache As the political landscape gradually takes shape ahead of the 2027 governorship election in Abia State, discussions around credible leadership alternatives are gaining momentum among stakeholders, political observers, and the electorate. While the incumbent governor, Alex Otti, continues to consolidate his administration, attention is increasingly shifting toward...

By Gambo Jagindi Nigeria’s security landscape has been indelibly marked by the tenure of Professor Ahmed Abubakar Audi as Commander General of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC). As he completes his five-year term, stakeholders are lauding his unwavering commitment to excellence and visionary leadership that has transformed...

By Philip Agbese Nigeria’s democracy has gotten to a point where the resilience of our noble institutions is constantly tested by the intensity of agreement and disagreement in parliamentary Chambers. It is precisely in such moments we see ideas collide, voices of opposition rise, and passions sometimes threaten to overwhelm...

By Oche Odeh Democracy thrives where history is remembered, justice is respected, and equity is consciously pursued. In the political evolution of Benue South Senatorial District—popularly known as Zone C—the question of representation has never been merely about personalities. It has consistently revolved around balance, fairness, and the moral obligation...

I write pursuant to my right of reply in response to the publications titled; CHINESE EXCEL-LED. NIGERIAN FIXERS SWINDLE FG IN MULTI-MILLION NAIRA AIRPORT AND FCCPC REFERS CHINESE EXCEL-LED, EMMANUEL SHOON PATRICK TO IGP FOR CRIMINAL PROSECUTION which appeared in your newspaper on DECEMBER 16TH 2025 AND FEBRUARY 5TH 2026,...

One of the things we do not get to choose in life, is the family we’re born in. At least, before surrogacy and donors became prevalent, babies were born in families they found themselves. Absolutely nothing could be done to influence that, way back. The assertion that “all humans are...

By Sonny Iroche Nigeria’s Federal Character principle, rooted firmly in the 1999 Constitution (as amended), was crafted as a kind of safety valve for a nation wrestling with deep divisions. The thinking behind it. Create room at the table for everyone, calm down fears about regional dominance, and make sure...