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The 10-State Truth: Igbo Indigenous Presence Re-Examined

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The Indigenous Question & Political Boundaries Not Migration, But Ancestry THE narrative that Igbo communities outside the five South-East states are products of modern migration has long shaped public discourse, census assumptions, political representation, and even resource allocation. Yet ethnolinguistic evidence, pre-colonial settlement patterns, and indigenous governance systems point to a different conclusion: several Igbo-speaking […]

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Cross-Border Electricity Debts Balloon As Payments Lag

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By NINI NDUONOFIT-AKOH Debt Breakdown & Remittance Performance Togo, Niger, Benin Owe Nigeria ₦25 billion for Electricity, NERC Report RevealsTOGO, Niger and Benin owe Nigeria about $17.8 million—equivalent to over ₦25 billion at the prevailing exchange rate—for electricity supplied under cross-border bilateral arrangements, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has disclosed in its Third Quarter […]

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Oborevwori Foundation Strengthens Special Needs Education

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By PAULINA NZERUBE Education System & Policy Support Angle Inclusive Education Gets Lift As Delta First Lady Donates Learning Tools DELTA State First Lady, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori, has reinforced the state’s inclusive education goals by donating specialised learning aids to two special needs primary schools under the 2026 outreach of her You Matter Charity Foundation. […]

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Oborevwori To Reshape Ughelli Roads With New Overpass

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Infrastructure Strategy & Public Impact Oborevwori Flyover Projects Redefine Delta Traffic Landscape DELTA State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori will on 12 January 2026, formally flag off construction of the Otovwodo Junction Flyover, continuing a transformative infrastructure agenda now defined by interchange bridges and urban road modernisation. The 11:00 a.m. event, announced by CPS Sir Festus Ahon, […]

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AFCON 2025: Cameroon Vs Morocco – A Clash Forged In History

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By AUGUSTUS ISICHEI Historical Rivalry Focus WHEN the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon take on Morocco’s Atlas Lions at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium on Friday, Africa will witness the rekindling of one of the continent’s most storied football rivalries. This is not just a quarter-final—it is a collision of history, pride, and destiny. Cameroon and Morocco […]

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CAF Appoints Somali Referee For AFCON 2025 Nigeria-Algeria Quarter-Final

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By AUGUSTUS ISICHEI THE Confederation of African Football has assigned Somali referee Omar Artan as the centre official for the eagerly awaited AFCON 2025 quarter-final between Nigeria and Algeria. The match, which promises intense competition, will rely heavily on Artan’s officiating experience to ensure fairness and control on the field. Artan has officiated several international […]

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Army Courts Monarchs As Niger Security Gets Tech Upgrade

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By SANI BATURE Civil-Military Cooperation & Technology THE Nigerian Army is pushing for a hybrid security model in Niger State, combining traditional authority with modern military technology, as Chief of Army Staff Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu seeks broader support from traditional rulers to enhance the credibility and effectiveness of ongoing security operations. During his palace […]

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Growth & Gaps: The Next Test For Nigeria’s Mining Reforms

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By AUGUSTINA McSOLOMON-OGHAKPERUO Focus: Sector Challenges & the Road Ahead Revenue Growth Masks Structural Hurdles NIGERIA’S solid minerals sector is showing robust revenue growth, escalating from ₦16 billion in 2023 to an expected ₦70 billion by the close of 2025—a performance enhanced by targeted reforms under Minister Dr. Dele Alake’s 7-Point Agenda. But behind the […]

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Power Sector Growth: Opportunity Rising, Losses Rising Too

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By NINI NDUONOFIT-AKOH Revenue Momentum Shows Opportunity NIGERIA’S 11 DisCos recorded ₦570.25 billion in Q3 2025 revenue, a milestone that reflects rising digital economic activity, increased broadband penetration, and broader dependence on electricity-driven lifestyles—from streaming and cloud computing to fintech transactions and gaming lounges. But the Grid Carries the Burden Although 95.21% remittance performance was […]

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The Archaeology, Diplomacy & Power Logic Of The Yoruba Nation

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Mythology Backed by Material Evidence A common critique of African historical narratives is their over-dependence on oral histories. Yet the Yoruba civilisation stands apart because its mythology aligns unusually with material confirmation. Ife’s cosmological status as the cradle of humanity is reinforced not by sentiment but by archaeological evidence of early urban planning, metallurgy, artistry, […]

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