Opinion

The Man I Studied Before I Followed

PART 1 OF 4: THE BOY WHO WOULD NOT BE DIVIDED Aare Amerijoye DOT.B A schoolboy stands before his classmates in Ganye and tells them something they do not want to...

AERP: Lowering Nigeria’s Crude Production And Local Refining Costs And Returning More Value To Nigerians

The benefits of the Atiku Economic Recovery Plan (AERP), if properly implemented, could extend beyond restructuring Nigeria’s subsidy...

The Camry Test: One Car, One Journey, And The Price Of Tinubu’s Nigeria

By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B Take a Toyota Camry to a filling station in Ado Ekiti at dawn. Fill the...

2027 Presidential Opinion Poll: Atiku Leads With 43.67%

A nationwide telephone opinion poll conducted across Nigeria’s 36 states using voter data obtained from the Independent National...

Colony Of Jesters: Nigeria Is No Longer Governed, Nigeria Is Occupied

By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B Nigeria is no longer governed. Nigeria is occupied. The old colonial masters at least had the...
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Just energy transition for Africa dependent on transformative national processes

 By Okereke, Treyer, et al. We believe the current approach to framing, designing, and implementing energy transition plans and partnerships risks jeopardising long-term and sustainable...

Strengthening Disaster Management at the Community Level: A Crucial Imperative

Disasters can strike with little warning, leaving communities devastated and vulnerable.

Your vote is Atiku Abubakar O’Clock

24052026. YOUR VOTE IS ATIKU O'CLOCK. -Babajide Macauley,The Narrative Force. Yes, your vote is Atiku o'clock. Be it at the ADC Presidential Primary or even the General...

Tension mounts over traditional rulers council bill

Tension Mounts Over Traditional Rulers Council Bill as Middle Belt Forum, Senator Lalong Clash on Sultan’s Role By Tony Onyima A fresh political and cultural controversy...

The man who traded South-East’s Presidency for a five-state gamble

By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B. Somewhere in Anambra, an Igbo mother is telling her son that their zone will one day produce the President of Nigeria....

Africa Climate Summit: A critical opportunity for collective action on climate change

As an African, I have seen first-hand the devastating effects of climate change. I have met communities displaced by floods in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. I have spoken to farmers from Northern Kenya who have lost their crops to drought.
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