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NURTW, Sego, and the Dangerous Politics of Impunity
There is an urgent need to rein in the excesses of members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), especially in Lagos...
Amupitan and Nigeria’s Chance for Electoral Renewal
The recent announcement of Joash Amupitan as the new Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) presents a pivotal moment for Nigeria’s democracy.
Amupitan’s appointment has been widely...
Subsidy Is Gone, Suffering Is Here
When Fela Anikulapo-Kuti sang “suffer, suffer for world” decades ago, he was not just describing his time—he was warning future generations about governments that...
Foreign Companies in Nigeria: Why Do We Accept Substandard Services?
In many parts of the world, global brands like Uber, telecom giants, and multinational service providers are synonymous with efficiency, reliability, and customer protection....
VeryDarkMan: The New Face of Human rights activism in Nigeria
Human rights activism in Nigeria has often been associated with formal organisations, structured NGOs, and well-known figures who operate in the corridors of policy...
