Opinion
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Saving lives, building states, creating economies By Dr. Wale Osofisan
David Miliband’s recent article, The Great New Inequality: Citizenship in a Functioning State, raises an important question about one of…
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What Osun State teaches Nigeria about democracy By Ebuka Ukoh
Every generation discovers new ways to defend democracy. Yesterday, it was the town square, then came newspapers, then radio, then…
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How Adeleke danced back from the dead By Paul Nwabuikwu
In the final weeks before last Saturday’s governorship elections in Osun State, Ademola Adeleke’s time in Government House Oshogbo, seemed…
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Stop Fulani ethnic militia or break up Nigeria By Michael Owhoko
For how long shall the rest of the country look on while Fulani ethnic militia trouble the peace of Nigeria? …
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Adeleke and his Saturday bulldozer By Lasisi Olagunju
APC leaders are falling over one another to own Ademola Adeleke’s victory — the same people who, barely 24 hours…
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Orphans and bastards: Federal and state universities in Nigeria By Jeff Godwin Doki Ph.D
It is no exaggeration to say that the crisis in Nigeria’s Tertiary education sector is a political one. And a…
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Ademola Adeleke: The power of dance as authentic branding proposition By Ehi Braimah
I watched Ademola Adeleke’s interview with Seun Okinbaloye on Channels TV on Sunday, where he reflected on his victory at…
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The digital mirage: What Osun 2026 reveals about the gap between online noise and electoral reality By Dr. Akin Olaniyan
The re-election of Governor Ademola Adeleke was as high-profile as elections come in Nigeria with the dominant narrative being that…
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Osun: The mourning after By Festus Adedayo
Speaking after an infrastructure inspection, Governor Ademola Adeleke openly backed President Bola Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid. He warmly referred to…
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The Sundiata Post Model (7): A Philosophical Triad and the language of 21st-century journalism By Max Amuchie
Language does more than describe reality. It shapes how we perceive it. Every enduring discipline eventually develops its own vocabulary.…
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The Eagle’s hard choice By Chief Emeka Asinugo
High above the world, where the mountains touch the sky and the winds move freely among the rocks, an old…
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Spatial and institutional architecture of value: A theoretical framework for Estate Valuation, Surveying, and Management By Isaac Megbolugbe
August 14, 2026 Introduction: The Epistemological Foundations of ESVM The professional domain of Estate Valuation, Surveying, and Management (ESVM) is…
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Tinubu, EFCC, Osun state and the road to Hell… By Bola BOLAWOLE
turnpot@gmail.com 0807 552 5533; 0803 251 0193 “Tinubu has called the independence of the EFCC into question – except the…
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Adeleke and Tinubu versus Olukoyede By UGO ONUOHA
NIGERIA under its current president, Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has become a strange place. It could sooner than later become…
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The asset no creditor can seize By Eyitayo Quadri
In the corridors where money and power meet, integrity is not a soft virtue to be admired from a distance.…
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Philanthropies should back Africa’s builders, not just its needs By Dr. Wale Osofisan
For philanthropies deciding where their next dollar can have the greatest effect in Africa, the question should not only be…
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After Ceuta: Where can a life be built? By Hsain Ilahiane
August 10, 2026 Every year, on 30 July, Morocco pauses for Throne Day. King Mohammed VI’s annual address is followed by a…
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What investing in Africa means to Aliko Dangote By Ehi Braimah
When conversations turn to investment in Africa, one name consistently dominates the discussion: Aliko Dangote. Over the past four decades,…
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Ada Owere picks Clinton By Emeka Obasi
I love this Ada Owere I Movement ably piloted by Dr. Betty – Anyanwu Akeredolu, former First Lady of Ondo…
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Nigerians: Can’t you criticize public officers without resorting to insults? By Chief Emeka Asinugo
Democracy is at its healthiest when citizens are free to question those who govern them. The right to criticize public…
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Fayose’s bedroom electrification By Lasisi Olagunju
Starting a week with the joke of a joke can be very distressing. The ‘architect of modern Ekiti State’, Mr.…
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The Architecture of Endurance: Realignment, autonomy, and the economics of multipolar stability By Isaac Megbolugbe
PREFACE The Accidental Optimist: How a Critique of Greed Revealed a Blueprint for Global Hope Every intellectual inquiry begins with…
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The Sundiata Post Model (6): Institutional success and its four levels By Max Amuchie
In the preceding articles, I have argued that the twenty-first-century newsroom must evolve into a knowledge-producing institution; situated that proposition…
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Beyond Concrete: Enugu’s bet on talent and the future By Dakuku Peterside
Nigeria has become remarkably good at celebrating what government can photograph. Roads, bridges, and public buildings offer visible evidence of…
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Osun: EFCC and the war this week By Festus Adedayo
Midnight was just shyly unfolding its grim loneliness over the Coal City. I nudged the nose of my blue Peugeot…
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