Corruption has not just multiplied; it has evolved. It now carries the air of legitimacy, reinforced by power, privilege, and...

Nigeria’s moral and political crisis lies not only in violence, but in the confusion of truth and consequence. Across Nigeria...

Afam Osigwe’s call for reform and the urgent need to rebuild integrity in judicial appointments. Every nation reveals its moral...

From eloquent lamentation to effective governance in Nigeria’s electoral reform journey The recurring habit of describing Nigeria as “too complex”...

A call for leadership, tempered by economic vulnerability At the United Nations General Assembly, Vice President Kashim Shettima presented Nigeria’s...

When foreign powers punish corruption, it reflects the failures of our domestic governance. When the United States warns that corrupt...

When presidential power outpaces legislative scrutiny and judicial response. President Tinubu’s six-month suspension of democratic institutions in Rivers State may...

From fragmented schemes to a unified framework of solidarity When I recently moderated the second session of the Dialogue on...

Citizens’ expectations, constitutional fidelity, and the Bar’s duty to discipline, democracy, and sustainable governance in Nigeria In the aftermath of...

The economic cost of distrust in Nigeria’s democracy One of the most telling remarks you hear on the streets today...