More Than a Routine Election AS residents of Nigeria’s capital cast their ballots to elect chairmen and councillors across six area councils, the significance of the exercise extends beyond routine local politics. Unlike the 774 Local Government Areas (LGAs) spread across Nigeria’s 36 states, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) operates under a distinct constitutional and […]
By TAYO TAIWO (T. T.) OLUWOLE NIGERIA’S opener was framed as a coronation of intent. Instead, it became a negotiation of vulnerability. The Super Eagles dominated the ball but failed to dominate the psychology of the match. Against a Tanzania side comfortable in reactive mid-blocks, Nigeria still produced low-value shots and high-stress moments. Possession reached […]
By NJORIGE LYNUS As Anambra State heads to the polls this Saturday, the 2025 governorship election is shaping up to be far more than a contest of political parties. Beneath the surface lies a complex web of influence—where power blocs, wealthy financiers, and political legacies intersect to determine who controls the seat of power in […]
By ESTHER McWILLIS-IKHIDE Civilians on the Brink as Geopolitics Looms Over Nigeria’s Conflict Zones AS tensions rise between Washington and Abuja, fears are mounting that civilians in Nigeria’s fragile conflict zones could become the biggest casualties if U.S. President Donald Trump turns his fiery rhetoric into action. His threats to halt aid and order strikes […]