The federal government’s English-only education policy may simplify classrooms—but at a cost Nigeria can scarcely afford. Experts warn it threatens to erode the country’s linguistic heritage and ...

African leaders made a collective decision not to contest colonial borders. Since 1960, Studwell counts five interstate wars and 38 civil wars. “Most of Africa was frozen as an atomised, pre-modern ...

The House was reacting to a statement by the Ilaje socio-cultural organisation, Egbe Omo Ilaje Worldwide, against the Ogun ...

House of Representatives has waded into the boundary dispute involving the oil-rich Eba Island–Atijere area between Ilaje LGA ...

Nigeria’s first General Strike began exactly on 22 June, 1945. It lasted for 45 days in the Lagos area, at least 53 days in ...

The federal government and the Niger State Government are to develop the state's tourism and cultural assets, with a focus on repositioning festivals such as Hawan Bariki to drive economic growth, job ...

Without doubt, an absence of an integrity-based political leadership of Africa’s largest democracy that is high of morals and ethical values has ensured its stunted national development within the ...

The wife of the Alaafin of Oyo, Queen Abiwunmi Owoade, has described Akesan market in Oyo as a historical market of heroic ...

Across the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP), African Democratic Congress (ADC) and New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), prolonged leadership disputes have dragged the judiciary into the ...

Last month, I was invited by Daily Post to keynote the 2025 annual retreat of its employees. The event took place on December ...

In this unusually eventful — mostly not in good ways — year for higher education, it’s salutary to be reminded how much good ...

Ogun State awoke on February 3, 2026, with a quiet intensity that seemed to whisper history. Fifty years had passed since its creation, a half-century of ...