2025 International Day: End Impunity For Crimes Against Journalists

By Gbemiga Bamidele Theme- Chat GBV: Raising Awareness on AI-facilitated Gender-Based Violence against Women Journalists. The International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (IDEI) is a UN-recognised day observed annually on November 2. The day highlights the persistently high level of Impunity for crimes committed against journalists worldwide. Every year’s commemoration is to…

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A Government of Broken Promises: ASUU’s Strike and the Shame of Nigeria’s Insincerity

By Lamara Garba Azare In the past decade, ASUU’s unpaid warnings and indefinite strikes have shut down public universities for hundreds of days—at tremendous cost to students, families, towns, and the nation. The most recent two-week warning strike is yet another chapter in a story of promises broken and education betrayed. Once again, the gates…

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Feature: Peep into Salem University Lokoja Where Prof. Alewo Akubo is Working Wonders

By Jerry Ocheme Once a little-known private institution in Kogi State, Salem University is now gaining national and global recognition. Under the disciplined leadership of Professor Johnson Alewo Akubo, the school has witnessed sweeping reforms — from upgraded facilities and new academic programmes to media visibility, community development, and a reputation that now attracts leaders…

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Feature: How NIWA Cuts Deaths on Waterways by 72% in 2025

By Admin When former Osun State Commissioner for Finance, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO), was appointed Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) in October 2023, his mandate was clear: to fully implement the Water Transportation Code to reduce boat accidents and standardise water transport in Nigeria. Since then,…

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Shadows Can’t Bury the Sun

By: Abdullahi Ibrahim Yakubu In the heat of Nigerian politics, it is not unusual for rumours to masquerade as truth. Groups with unclear identities and questionable motives often surface, claiming to represent public interest while in reality serving private or political agendas. Yet, as history reminds us, shadows cannot bury the sun. The truth, though…

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