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Why Nigeria’s Data Privacy Drive Signals a Maturing Digital Economy
Nigeria’s digital future is no longer a matter of speculation; it is steadily taking shape through deliberate policy choices, strategic partnerships and an increasing appreciation of trust…
Where Is Harmattan? Nigeria’s Vanishing Cold Season and the Questions It Raises
For generations, December, January and February have meant one thing across much of Nigeria: harmattan. It was the season of dry, dusty winds blowing from the Sahara, cold mornings…
International Men’s Day: Rethinking Masculinity in a Changing World
Every year on November 19, the world marks International Men’s Day, an occasion often overshadowed by misconceptions, jokes, or indifference. Yet the day serves a critical purpose: to…
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan: A Woman King in a Man’s Political Kingdom
In a political space long dominated by men and marred by betrayal, opportunism, and empty promises, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan stands out as a phenomenon — a woman who has not only…
Ojotu Ojema’s Defection to APC: A Strategic Move for the Progress of Apa and Agatu
Politics, at its core, is about aligning with the platforms and opportunities that best serve the interests of one’s people. In this context, the recent defection of Chief (Pst.) Dr. Ojotu…
If Our Votes Truly Counted, Politicians Wouldn’t Be Jumping Ship
As Nigeria inches closer to the 2027 general elections, the political atmosphere has once again begun to heat up; not with policy debates or issue-based campaigns, but with the…
Tinubu’s 65th Independence Day Speech: Between Lofty Claims and Harsh Realities
As Nigerians marked the country’s 65th Independence Anniversary, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s national broadcast attempted to paint a picture of progress, resilience, and hope. But beyond…
Nafisa Spoke, the World Listened, And Nigeria Shined
When I first read about 17-year-old Nafisa Abdullah Aminu emerging as the World Best in English Language Skills at the 2025 TeenEagle Global Finals in London, I paused, read it again, and…
The Buratai Story and the Erosion of Media Credibility
In a democracy like ours, the media occupies a critical space in shaping public opinion, guiding national discourse, and holding institutions accountable. But when sensationalism…
The Fallacy of “Completeness” Through Marriage
The Fallacy of “Completeness” Through Marriage
By Matthew Eloyi
From fairy tales to faith sermons, cultural scripts to cinema, one message has been echoed for generations: that you are…