By Ali Abare While elections are still years away, the political landscape in Nigeria is beginning to take a familiar shape. A combination of decisive, albeit painful, economic reforms and a fragmented opposition is increasingly positioning President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a potential second
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By Sunday Oladapo Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s reported defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC) is not just another party switch in Nigeria’s fluid political landscape. It is a strategic realignment with far-reaching implications for Rivers State, the APC, and the national power equation ahead of 2027. Beyond the headlines and the predictable partisan reactions,
By Nick Agule If the farms in Benue do not look like this, then we have not yet begun the journey toward true industrial agriculture. Farming that relies on bending down methods using human muscle is not agriculture in the true sense – it is merely subsistence, with only a small surplus trickling into the […]
By Zainab Suleiman Okino Those who think a sack from government is about incompetence and lack of capacity should think twice, going by the reappointment of former CDS Christopher Gwabin Musa as Defence Minister. Within six weeks, the man with the highest rank in the army metamorphosed into the highest ranked man in defence architecture […]
By Azu Ishiekwene If it seems like only yesterday when the founder of LEADERSHIP, Sam Nda-Isaiah, passed away, it’s because he is still here in the present tense. Yet you might disagree if you are looking for him in the wrong place. Let me lessen your confusion. If, for example, you still hope he’d call […]
By Hon Eseme Eyiboh mnipr On this ninth day of December, in the year 2025, as the nation stirs to its familiar rhythm, a man stands quietly at the crossroads of personal milestone and public memory. Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio, GCON, marks his 63rd year on earth—another turn on the wheel of time for a […]











