Leadership That Speaks: Why Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Should Return to the Senate

In the intricate architecture of democratic governance, where legitimacy is forged through accountability and sustained by the dialectics of representation and...

Then, Now, and the Future of Kogi East: A New Igalaland Is Possible

A new Igalaland is possible. That assertion, once dismissed as rhetorical optimism, now stands as both a challenge and a compass for Kogi East. At a time when many...

Ovia Osese: Organizers Spices Up 2026 Festival with Dancing Challenge

The organizers of the Ovia Osese, the indigenous cultural festival of Ogori people in Kogi State, has unveiled different dancing competition for the 2026 festival....

World Health Day: Kogi Govt Urges Unity in Science-driven Healthcare Delivery

By Stephen Adeleye. The Kogi State Government has emphasised the need for unity in science-driven healthcare from disease prevention and control to improved diagnostics...

Abuja-Lokoja Road as National Emergency

By Tunde Olusunle. I have somehow never been excited by reports and updates about the Lagos-Calabar coastal road, and it’s Badagry-Sokoto alternate, regularly...

APC Lokoja Ward A Party Stakeholders Reaffirms Suspension of Hon Nda Aaron Over Alleged Misconduct

— Says former SA failed to honour disciplinary committee invitation Stakeholders and leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ward A, Lokoja Local Government...

Attorney General Backs Kogi Anti-Internet Fraud Campaign, Seeks Broader Scope

The Kogi State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Barr. Muizudeen Abdullahi, SAN, has expressed strong interest in the anti-internet fraud campaign...

Diamond Jubilee: Hon. Simeon Omale Celebrates God’s Faithfulness, Rolls Out Food Bank, Leadership Programmes

It was a moment of thanksgiving, reflection and renewed commitment to service as a former civil servant and grassroots politician, Hon. Simeon Omale, marked his 60th...

The Quiet Architect of Impact: Power, Prudence, and the Making of a People’s Matriarch

In governance, history often celebrates the visible figureheads, the elected leaders, the public faces, the voices that dominate the airwaves. Yet, beneath every...

Nigeria’s Baby Market Boom: When Will It End?

Nigeria’s baby market has outgrown its quiet origins and now surges like a rising tide across the national economy. From Lagos to Calabar and Kano, the proliferation...