WHY THEY MUST ATTACK IRAN, AGAIN, AND AGAIN
By Hassan Gimba
"And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient" – Qur’an 2:155
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NIGERIA'S TRAITOR-POWERED TERRORISM AND THE LOOMING DANGER
By Micheal Owhoko, Ph.D
Worried and moved by the unending terrorism in Nigeria, I was recently compelled to investigate the menace, using my crystal ball. From the revelation, some high-ranking individuals are fueling the widespread terrorism-induced bloodbath through betrayal and tacit support. And except there is a unified response driven by sincerity, patriotism and unbiasedness, devoid of religious and ethnic prejudices, Nigeria will be brought to its knees by terrorist’s groups with jihadist agenda.
JIM NWOBODO RETURNS TO FATHER’S HOUSE AT 85
By Our Reporter
History and tradition collided in Amechi-Uno, Enugu South Local Government Area, as elder statesman and former governor of old Anambra State, Jim Nwobodo, staged a powerful return to his ancestral compound in Ugwu Agba after assuming the revered title of Onyeizhi Umunna, the eldest man of his clan.
What You Might Expect: In 2026: A VALEDICTORY EDITION
By Azu Ishiekwene
I forecast that by May 29 or earlier, the president will replace ministers, especially those who have since outlived their IOU value. As pressure mounts ahead of the pre-election year, no fewer than five of them will be replaced or reassigned by the end of 2025 – What You Might Expect in 2025, January 10, 2025
PRESIDENTIAL REPORTING, VERIFICATION, AND NIGERIAN MEDIA'S GLOBAL TEST
By Prince Charles Chudi Chukwuani
Nigeria’s leading broadcast and business news organisations occupy a powerful position in shaping public understanding of governance, diplomacy, and Nigeria’s standing in the world. With that influence comes responsibility — particularly when reporting presidential activities outside the country.
HIGHWAYS OF LIFE, NOT DEATH
By Tunde Akanni
By far impacting the most devastating effect on Nigerians home and abroad as 2025 began to wind down was the fatal accident involving the UK based Nigerian boxer, Anthony Joshua, fondly hailed, AJ. The tragedy instantly claimed the lives of two of AJ’s associates, Sina Ghami and Lateef Ayodele, otherwise, Latz. Inalilai wa inailei rajiun. May their precious souls rest in eternal peace, amen.
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