The resignation of Abdullahi Umar Ganduje as National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has altered the internal power dynamics of Nigeria’s ruling party. Officially described as a personal...

Three different presidents. Three decisive moments. And each time, the same institution warned: don’t ignore the signs. For over two decades, the World Bank has cautioned Nigeria about the dangerous...

When the Lagos State Government demolished a property linked to Peter Obi’s brother, it was more than just another building lost in a planning dispute — it was a political...

Daniel Amokachi was one of the first Nigerian footballers to be associated with private jet ownership—a move that stunned fans, inspired athletes, and stirred debates across the football world. But...

There are no off-seasons in Nigerian politics. Every handshake, every silence, and every absence means something. As the country pushes through economic hardship and escalating security tensions, the political elite...

On June 17, 2025, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arrested a former Speaker and 14 ex-members of the Plateau State House of Assembly in connection with an alleged...

From its tumultuous birth through colonial independence to the volatile currents of military coups, democracy, and mass protests, Nigeria’s political history has been defined by moments that shook the country...

Every summer has its noise. But June 2025 feels different for Nigerian football. The heat isn’t just in the weather—it’s in the corridors of European clubs, the group chats of...

Across Nigeria’s modern history, one tragedy has become frighteningly familiar: the massacre. Villages burned overnight, hundreds slaughtered in silence, and grieving communities left to count their dead — with no...

In early June 2025, the long-simmering tensions between Iran and Israel erupted into open missile exchanges. Israel launched major airstrikes targeting Iranian military and nuclear facilities—including in Tehran—claiming it was...