The Tragedy of a General’s Death and the Cost of Reckless Reporting By Olaitan Adesina

The Tragedy of a General’s Death and the Cost of Reckless Reporting By Olaitan Adesina With Brigadier General Musa Uba’s death, Nigeria did not just lose a senior military officer; we lost a man whose life might have been saved had some individuals remembered that national security is not a plaything for newsroom ratings or…

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The Price Tag on Patriotism: America’s “Rescue Missions” and Nigeria’s New Drama By Olaitan Adesina

The Price Tag on Patriotism: America’s “Rescue Missions” and Nigeria’s New Drama By Olaitan Adesina If there’s one thing Americans never do, it’s charity without a receipt. Every “rescue mission,” every “democracy promotion,” and every “humanitarian intervention” usually comes wrapped in a bill. And no one understands that better than Donald J. Trump, the self-proclaimed…

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Tinubu and the significance of yesterday (1) By abiodun KOMOLAFE

Tinubu and the significance of yesterday (1) By abiodun KOMOLAFE The great British Rock Band, ‘The Beatles’, eulogized ‘Yesterday’ in one of its most memorable hit songs. In the lyrics of the song, the past is framed by the line, “Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away,” culminating in a definitive “longing for yesterday.”…

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BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY AS NIGERIA’S NEXT FRONTIER by Eugene Nanven.

BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY AS NIGERIA’S NEXT FRONTIER by Eugene Nanven. Nigeria is approaching a defining moment in its history. With the population projected to surpass 400 million by 2050, the pressure on our healthcare system will be unlike anything we have ever faced. For decades, we have proudly called ourselves the “giant of Africa,” yet too…

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