By Lawan Musa Danlami SINCE Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999, the country’s wealth and public revenues have expanded…
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By Lawan Musa Danlami THE NIGERIAN National Assembly has taken a significant step toward reshaping the country’s security architecture by…
AS THE countdown to Nigeria’s 2027 general elections begins in earnest, the country finds itself confronting one of the most…
IN CONTEMPORARY Nigeria, one of the most revealing contradictions in national life is not merely the persistence of poverty or…
SINCE Nigeria’s return to democratic governance in 1999, successive administrations have relied heavily on domestic and external borrowing as a…
THE RECENT swearing-in of the deputy governor in Kano State has once again exposed the deep cracks in Kano politics.…
MORE than six decades after the wave of African independence swept across the continent, an uncomfortable question continues to linger…
IN A REGION long defined by fragile truces and sudden escalations, recent developments have once again demonstrated how quickly diplomatic…
IN A RAPIDLY escalating situation across the Gulf region, the Iranian military has issued urgent warnings to residents living near…
IN THE twenty-first century, the global economy has become deeply interconnected. International trade, energy supply chains, financial markets, and transportation…