Nigeria As A Cancer Patient – By Kazeem Akintunde
PRESIDENT Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in his October 1 Independence Day address to Nigerians, likened Nigeria’s economic situation to that of a cancer patient.
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The Perils Of Misinformation, Deep Fake And AI – By Kazeem Akintunde
MORE than 350 Nigerian editors from both print and electronic media organisations gathered in Enugu State last week for four days to examine.
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Wike Vs APC Governors: The Permutations Ahead Of 2031 Polls – By Kazeem Akintunde
IN Politics, there are no permanent friends. What we have, especially in our clime, is the interest of individuals who have turned partisan.
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Affordable Medical Diagnostics Through Akoda’s GenScan AI – By Kazeem Akintunde
ONE prayer on the lips of most Nigerians is not to have anything to do with healthcare facilities – either private or government-owned.
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The 2027 Elections And The Fuel Subsidy Debate – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE race to Aso Rock in the 2027 presidential election formally took off on August 19, when the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
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The Grim Reaper Snatched Dotun Oladipo – By Kazeem Akintunde
IT was Benjamin Franklin, an American polymath, who gave the world one popular quote on death. Franklin, in one of his writings, was.
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Ogogo: The Plight Of Cancer Patients In Nigeria – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE entertainment industry lost an icon Sunday night. Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, a veteran actor and screenwriter was confirmed dead. Her.
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Reviving Refineries: Another Wild Goose Chase? – By Kazeem Akintunde
PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu last week Thursday, revealed that he intends to revive the four moribund Petroleum Refineries in the country. Tinubu, who made.
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Tinubu, EFCC And Saturday’s Osun Governorship Election – By Kazeem Akintunde
A TOTAL of 2.34 million registered voters are expected to cast their ballot on Saturday to elect a new Governor for Osun State..
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Insecurity: The Northern Leaders’ Incongruous Silence – By Kazeem Akintunde
MY brother and colleague, Reuben Buhari, wrote an article on his Facebook page that left me traumatized and depressed for days. It was.
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LAMATA’s 21th Century Rail For Lagos State – By Kazeem Akintunde
LAGOS State, with a landmass of 3,345 square kilometers, is the smallest state in Nigeria, but arguably the most populated in the country,.
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The Nigerian Elite’s Insatiable Greed – By Kazeem Akintunde
NIGERIANS were greeted with the judgment by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court, Abuja, in a case filed by the Economic.
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Illegal Mining As Fuel For Kidnapping In Nigeria – By Kazeem Akintunde
WHEN President Bola Ahmed Tinubu came into power three years ago, he shocked many Nigerians by appointing one of his trusted aides, Dele.
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A Con Artist And Nigeria’s Image – By Kazeem Akintunde
IN the last few days, one name that has been on the lips of Nigerians is that of Prince Matthew Adeniyi Adeyemi. Adeyemi.
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Igboho, State Police, And South West Security – By Kazeem Akintunde
THERE is fire on the mountain in the South West that if not quickly extinguished, may consume the entire country. Insecurity, banditry and.
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Xenophobia: The Gradual Death Of African Brotherhood – By Kazeem Akintunde
BY Tuesday next week, all African migrants in South Africa should be back to their home countries. According to popular opinion of those.
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Hamzat’s Lagos Development Template – By Kazeem Akintunde
FIFTEEN months ago, during last year’s fasting month of Ramadan, the Lagos State Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat, invited selected senior journalists to his.
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Kidnapping And A Nation On The Edge – By Kazeem Akintunde
IT’s been over three weeks since seven teachers and 39 pupils were kidnapped during coordinated attacks at Baptist Nursery and Primary School, Yawota,.
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A Scorecard Of Tinubu’s Three Years In Office- By Kazeem Akintunde
PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu, on Friday, May 29, 2026, marked his third-year in office as the number one citizen of Nigeria. In an address.
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11th Senate: The Akpabio, Uzodimma Power Game – By Kazeem Akintunde
IT was John Emerich Edward Dalberg – Action, (January 10, 1834 – June 19, 1902), better known as Lord Action, who gave the.