Opinion

By Emmanuel Akinbile At a time when the various sectors of the economy are taking the hit from the economic challenges and the cost-of-living crisis besetting Nigeria, the telecommunications sector has remained a beacon of hope in the ability of the country to get it right. In addition to the...

By Daniel Kor. It’s no secret that the Nigerian government has been embroiled in controversy over allegations of election rigging and voter suppression. In the days close to the 2023 elections, many religious leaders urged their congregations to get their PVCs, and some even went so far as threatening to...

By Lasisi Olagunju (Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Monday, 12 February, 2024) The last premier of the Western Region, Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola, asked his guest what the town was saying. The guest told him the town was solidly behind him. The guest backed his claim with a cassette...

By Sylvester Udemezue Yes, I’m not shocked because someone had to lose, after all. What shocked me was seeing some Nigerians (of all tribes) earlier today and few days before, praying hard and speaking out openly for their own country to lose the cup, and (rightly or wrongly) predicating their...

By Yekeen Balogun Any nation that dwell on functional research work should by now try to find out why successive governments in Nigeria fails in a manner to suggest that previous administrations earlier condemned were always rated better than the current ones.Wasit physical, emotional, mental, psychological or metaphysical problem?I think...

By Best Agbese The Nigeria telecom market has undergone significant transformation over the past few years owing to various initiatives taken by the Government to boost the country’s internet infrastructure and broadband connection, growth in data consumption from businesses as well as individuals, growth in 5G deployments across the country...

By Daniel Kor It is undeniable that Nigeria has undergone a process of division and fragmentation in recent years. The once unifying term “WAZOBIA” has been replaced by the more divisive Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo which are labels for three of the largest ethnic groups in the country. This shift...

By Umar Ardo, Ph.D Clearly things have deteriorated in Nigeria in the past decade, rather rapidly. Take every facet of the country’s national life and you cannot invalidate this assertion. The economy has now collapsed, evidenced by the exchange rate which keeps on falling inexorably. All across board businesses have...

By Attah Adadu Nigeria’s communication sector, once a sluggish behemoth plagued by inefficiency and disarray, has witnessed a remarkable metamorphosis in recent years. This revitalization, a symphony of bold reforms and strategic vision, owes much to the leadership of the astute Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC),...

By Hussein Ibrahim True representation is not about empty promises; it is about having a leader who is dedicated to improving the lives of their constituents and making a positive impact in their communities. In the light of this, figures like Hon. Aliyu Wakili Boya, House of Representatives member, for...