A President and a comrade

One of the optics of the presidential sojourn last week was missed by the public and media, especially against the background of the June 12 remembrances. It was not his presence in Benue State, but in Kaduna State. It was the handshake between a president and a comrade. The day Continue Reading

2027: Will Shina Peller Stage a Comeback?

As Nigeria gears up for the pivotal 2027 general elections, the political landscape is vibrant with aspirations and ambitions. One figure who has emerged as both a hopeful candidate and a beacon of leadership is Hon. Shina Peller. Peller is not just a politician; he is a successful businessman turned Continue Reading

Disturbing Threats to Nigeria’s Food Security

The recent horrific bloodletting in Benue State is a dagger pointed directly at the heart of Nigeria’s food security and, by extension, the survival of its citizens. The unfortunate development in Yelwata, an agrarian community and other rural communities in the middle belt, where hundreds of innocent lives, mostly farmers, Continue Reading

Building collapse: What Lagos govt can do better

Civil and geotechnical engineer, Ridwan Yusuff, has explained why buildings and structures collapse in Lagos State. Yusuff, co-founder of Fortress Engineering and Geo-Services, made this known to the press while speaking on the rate at which buildings collapse in Lagos and the consequences of such misfortune. The environmental expert stated Continue Reading

Benue callous carnage

A few years ago, Nigeria’s former Military Head of State, Dr Yakubu Gowon, spoke the following surreal words concerning the often-frequent carnage and brutal murders of innocent citizens in Benue State and around Nigeria: “What we are witnessing today is not too different from what happened during my administration as Continue Reading

Benue: Tinubu needs to wake up

If anyone needed a compelling argument against electing old and lethargic leaders whose breasts the milk of human kindness has long dried, the response by the present administration to the recent killings in the Yelwata community of Benue should suffice. For a round of violence that consumed an estimated 200 Continue Reading