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100 Days To Judgment: INEC Starts The Countdown To Nigeria's 2027 Election

Nigeria, Oct. 5 -- The Independent National Electoral Commission has begun its one-hundred-day countdown. In the ceremonial life of a republic, few markers are as revealing as a countdown to an elect... Read More


The World Order Was Built Without Africa, It Can No Longer Govern Without It

Nigeria, Sept. 25 -- The most revealing thing about the United Nations in 2026 may be the distance between the world for which it was created and the world it is now expected to govern. The Security ... Read More


Peace Day Came To Nigeria With Too Many Questions

Nigeria, Sept. 22 -- September 21 was the International Day of Peace. Across the world, governments, institutions and citizens were being reminded of an idea that ought to be ordinary: that people sho... Read More


Is INEC Really Independent? The Question Nigeria Should Be Asking Before 2027

Nigeria, Sept. 17 -- Nigeria says INEC is independent. Yet the President in power has a constitutional role in choosing the person who will head the commission that conducts the election in which his ... Read More


When Will A Daughter Finally Be Enough?

Bangladesh, Sept. 16 -- When Aliko Dangote said he did not consider having a son a priority, he was saying something that should make Nigerian families pause. Not because he is a billionaire, and not ... Read More


Obasanjo Is No Messiah: Stop Behaving As If Nigerians Have Amnesia

Nigeria, Sept. 14 -- Obasanjo is no messiah, and Nigerians should stop behaving as though they have amnesia. The former president has earned the right to speak. He has not earned the right to have... Read More


Nigeria Has 200 Million People, Uber Still Left.

Nigeria, Sept. 13 -- Nigeria has spent years telling the world that its population is its greatest economic advantage. More than 200 million people, a huge and youthful consumer market, rapidly growin... Read More


Nigeria Has 200 Million People, Uber Still Left

Nigeria, Sept. 13 -- Nigeria has spent years telling the world that its population is its greatest economic advantage. More than 200 million people, a huge and youthful consumer market, rapidly growin... Read More


The World Before 9/11, The World After

Nigeria, Sept. 11 -- A child born on September 11, 2001 is now 25 years old. Someone who was ten that morning is now 35. Someone who was 20 is now 45. An entire generation has grown up in a world in w... Read More


The Most Expensive Thing In Nigeria Is Not Petrol, It Is Being Poor

Nigeria, Sept. 4 -- A poor Nigerian pays more for almost everything. Not because the shopkeeper necessarily charges him more, but because he cannot afford to buy things in the way people with money d... Read More