Ovia Bridge where journeys end in tragedy
• Decades of crashes, deaths and official warnings have failed to make one of Nigeria’s most dreaded highway corridors safe By Beifoh Osewele There is a point on the busy…
From awareness to action: Medical experts outline action plan for individuals with autism
• How late diagnosis caused family 20 years to discover child was autistic By Vivian Onyebukwa For years conversations have centred on awareness, understanding Autism, recognising its signs, and challenges…
Abeokuta agog as Ahmadiyyah Elders celebrate golden anniversary
By Kehinde Aderemi The week-long event marking the 50th anniversary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria elders’ group, Majlis Ansarullah, came to an end with pomp and ceremony. The…
Ekiti’s Ugele caves: Offering unbridled natural excitement
With Okorie Uguru okorieuguru@gmail.com The Ikere-Ekiti rocky hills are part of the range of rolling hills that enfold Ekiti State. Right at the top of these hills are the Ugele…
How to tackle skyrocketing house rent in Nigeria
From Scholastic Hir, Makurdi; Tony John, Port Harcourt; Noah Ebije, Kaduna; Femi Folaranmi, Yenagoa; Ighomuaye Lucky, Benin and Okey Sampson, Umuahia House rents have surged by 100 per cent to…
Arojah Royal Theatre stages LEAH in Johannesburg
By Henry Akubuiro Arojah Royal Theatre, one of Nigeria’s leading independent theatre companies, will represent Nigeria at the Cradle of Creativity Festival 2026, presented by ASSITEJ South Africa at The…
‘WAKE UP!’ exhibition returns at Angel and Muse
By Henry Akubuiro The contemporary art and photography exhibition “Wake Up!” is back again for a second edition. Curated by Awele Onwordi, Wake Up! 2 exhibition pays homage to the…
‘Why I didn’t kill myself like Jason Arday’
By Onyeka Nwelue There are moments in life when reputation becomes fragile, institutions become indifferent, and the world seems determined to reduce a complicated human being to a single newspaper…
Nigerian football, NFF and way forward
There comes a moment in the life of every institution when explanations become excuses, apologies lose their meaning and resignation becomes the only honourable response. For Nigerian football, that moment…
Strategic communication: Nigerian govt agencies and need to build trust
By Israel Fagbemigun One of the most recurring problems confronting Nigeria since independence is not simply the failure of government policies, but the growing distance between government and the people…