Nigeria’s Military and the Accountability of Lives: When Citizens Disappear, Who Accounts for Them?
TD There is a question Nigeria must now confront with courage: Who accounts for the Nigerian life lost in the name...
Between Odinkalu And Otti: The Bitter Meals
TD A people accustomed to sugary lies will naturally struggle with the bitterness of truth. And yet, history teaches us...
Lagos And The Politics Of “Baba Had Spoken”
TDThere is no state in Nigeria where rumours can enthrone and dethrone like Lagos. A whisper becomes a directive. A...
CAN: Beyond Denial — The Burden Of Trust And The Urgency Of Restoration
TDThe recent official response from the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), under the leadership of Daniel Okoh, denying authorship of...
Akinwunmi Ambode: The Tide of Prophecy and a Second Wave of Grace
TDHe was not on the political radar. No noise. No long years of partisan combat. No entrenched political machinery of...
Nigeria Christians and the Crisis of Governance
TDThe Nigerian Church is losing its spiritual authority because it has drifted into political gamesmanship at the expense of scriptural...
Genocide: The Scar of History, the Wound of Time, And the Healing Justice the Future Must Administer
TDWhen History Is Suppressed, It Returns as Violence Genocide does not begin with machetes, bullets, or fire. It begins with...
A Nation Under Siege and a Commander-In-Chief Without a Gun—Bola Ahmed Tinubu
TDNigeria is not merely struggling. Nigeria is under siege. From the forests where bandits operate with audacity, to highways turned into...
