Wuye does not need another estate for the wealthy. It needs a hospital for the people. Anything less would not just be unfortunate. It would be unjust.

While an AtikuObi alignment may constitute the most formidable opposition configuration against the TinubuShettima ticket, alternative permutations are likely to be politically unviable or suicidal.

It would therefore be inconsistent to deny an Islamic scholar the same democratic opportunity to test his competence through the ballot. Ultimately, democracy thrives on choice, not exclusion.

Dasuki was eventually released on Christmas Eve 2019, after Buharis re‑election. His freedomcoming after more than four years in detentionfelt less like justice and more like a political calculation that had finally run its course.

We must confront the monsters in their own styles, mercilessly, fearlessly, courageously, and, if necessary, brutally too not in lawlessness, but in the unwavering defence of our people, our dignity, and our future.

In cases involving alleged child exploitation or forced conversion, justice delayed is justice questioned. Institutional integrity is measured not by rhetoric but by response. What was good for Ese Oruru must, in the interest of fairness and equity, also be good for Walida.

CP Jimoh: The Art of Policing Lagos is more than a book. It is a thoughtful contribution to Nigerias ongoing journey toward building a policing system that is intelligent, humane, accountable, and anchored in democratic values.

Nigerias Muslims and Fulani ethnic groups do not need appeasement. They need fairness. Our country needs fact-based engagement, not fear.

in a country where corruption allegations are both weapon and verdict, silence is rarely goldenespecially if one claims to be innocent.

Nigerias armed forces do not need symbolic gestures that strain tradition. They need reassurance that fairness, merit, and order still define the path to advancement.

The question remains: Is Trump protecting Nigerian Christiansor his own political and business interests, often in competition with China?

In Omokris case, his invited fact-finders not only turned against him but also tarnished Nigerias image by framing its complex security challenges as a simplistic religious war.