For the image of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, communication should not be reduced to Bolakaja street fights.

I advised Tinubu to re-engage Shettima and disillusioned supporters to counter perceptions of Yorubanisation of power and to avoid alienating the coalition that brought him victory.

What the Middle East needs now is courageous leadershipbold enough to resist manipulation, honest enough to admit past failures, and principled enough to chart a truly independent future.

Such editorial decisions erode public trust in the media and deepen societal divisions. The press should serve as a bridge between Nigerias diverse communities, not a wedge.

The disjointed narrative of The Post and Courier, the U.S. tabloidpresented in the "UNCOVERED: Power & Polo" report, is a disservice to journalism and a blatant attempt to rewrite history. It is high time we moved beyond media trials and focused on facts, fairness, and the pursuit of justice. Like Nigeria's history, the Dasuki familys legacy deserves to be treated with respect and integrity.

I urge El-Rufai and Ribadu to sheath their swords and embrace peace, even if the ongoing drama is a strategic manoeuvre ahead of the 2027 elections.

Every moment a leader prioritizes ethnicity over competence is a moment that edges the nation closer to instability. If certain groups are deemed untrustworthy for critical appointments, how can they, in turn, trust the administration with their votes?

As the debate continues, Adedejis true intentions and the broader impact of these reforms on Nigerias economy remain in question. The outcome will undoubtedly shape the nation's economic trajectory.

If citizens remain silent on recent flawed local elections conducted by some state governments, they should equally accept potentially compromised gubernatorial and presidential elections that the federal government could conduct in the future, possibly in 2017. After all, what's good for the goose is good for the gander.

His projects extend to constructing an international conference centre, an industrial park, an agro-processing zone, and Nigeria's largest garment factory, all aimed at bolstering the local economy.

attempts to forcibly remove the Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), Justice Danladi Yakubu Umar, are profoundly troubling and raise serious concerns about the independence of our key democratic institutions.

Despite efforts by NSA Nuhu Ribadu, CDS Gen. Chris Musa, Information Minister Idris Malagi, and others to contain the recent hunger protest, there are concerns that future agitations may be spontaneous and unpredictable, catching authorities off guard.