Sadiya deserves empathy, not persecution, by Emeka Onuoha
In every democracy governed by the rule of law, public officials who leave office must be held accountable for their actions. Accountability is essential...
Closing the accountability gap: Federal Audit Service Bill as an anti-corruption weapon
By Paul Dasimeokuma
For decades, Nigeria’s multi-front war against corruption has been hindered by a significant, yet often overlooked, legal lacuna in public finance oversight....
Nigerian youths should steer clear tribal and religious bigotry
By Great Ogbeiwi
Research in the social sciences has repeatedly shown that sustained contact between groups reduces prejudice. The influential psychologist argued in The Nature...
Value decline: The silent crisis in families, communities, institutions, and the nation
By Ibrahim Muhammad Ibrahim
Nations rise when values rise, and nations decline when values decline. The restoration of moral values is therefore not optional; it...
Between ill-discipline and diabolical indulgence
By Ike Willie-Nwobu
Everything going wrong in Nigeria today points to a collapse of discipline among children and young adults at home and in school....
