Opinion

Is Peter Obi the Answer? – Written by First Baba Isa

You will go to court, the judge will not appear, and lawyers and litigants will go home after spending hours waiting. Is it Peter Obi that will tell the courts to at least create a WhatsApp group to inform lawyers and litigants beforehand when the court will not sit? I got a judgment from a division of the Court of Appeal. I had 90 days to appeal the judgment to the Supreme Court. The Constitution says I should get the judgment within 7 days, but my time to appeal nearly elapsed before I got the judgment, after begging and screaming at the clerks. What will Peter Obi do?

Business, News

“They Are Hunting Me Like a Criminal”: Businessman Alleges Police Harassment After Supreme Court Ruling in $64m Contract Dispute with Zenith Bank Plc

The lead judgment reportedly stated that “the advising or confirming bank does not have any legal relationship with the beneficiary.”
However, under the rules of Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP 600), a confirming bank assumes a direct and independent obligation to honour payment to the beneficiary, establishing a clear legal relationship.

Sports

Chelsea Sack Head Coach Liam Rosenior

The final blow came after a heavy 3–0 defeat away to Brighton & Hove Albion, a performance widely criticised by fans and pundits. The loss left Chelsea sitting seventh in the table and seven points off the Champions League qualification spots with only a handful of matches remaining.

Health, Wellness

EXCLUSIVE: “Dialysis Made Everything Worse for Me… That Was the Beginning of My Nightmare” — 35-Year-Old CKD Patient Adewole Ibrahim Abiola Cries for Help

Upon arriving in Ibadan, Abiola said he was taken to Life Shield Hospital, where he consulted a doctor identified as Mr. Mobolaji, “I used my sister’s hospital card to see the doctor at Life Shield Hospital,” he said. “The doctor then prescribed several medical tests to be carried out at Total Health Care Diagnostic Center.”

Economy, News, Politics

“We Pray for Nigeria So Its Citizens Don’t Run to Ghana” — Ghana’s President, Mahama

Nigeria and Ghana share a long history of economic, political, and social ties. The two countries are among the leading members of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), where regional cooperation and the free movement of people are encouraged.
Because Nigeria has the largest economy and population in West Africa, its performance often affects neighbouring countries.

Activism, Politics

Activist Questions Peter Obi’s Activism, Says He Never Protested Fuel Hikes, Electricity Tariffs, Hunger or Other Policies Hurting Nigerians

The activist further referenced events during Obi’s tenure as governor of Anambra State between 2006 and 2014. He alleged that a strike by health workers in the state lasted for about 13 months without adequate government response, a situation he said denied many residents access to public healthcare services.

Community Reporting

How Refuse Dumping Is Taking Over Ikotun, Igando, and Other Lagos Communities

Speaking with our correspondent, a resident of Isheri Oshun, Stella Olude, blamed the problem on irregular waste collection by private sector participation (PSP) operators, “One of the major reasons is irregular waste collection. Most PSP companies are inconsistent, so people dump refuse on walkways when going to work,” she said. She also added that poor waste infrastructure and lack of access to transfer and recycling centers worsen the situation.

News

Chronicles Reporters Takes Gwagwalada Area Council to Court Over Refusal to Release Public Records

The application relies on several judicial authorities and sections of the FOI Act that empower citizens and organisations to seek court intervention when public institutions refuse to disclose information.
The motion argues that an Order of Mandamus is appropriate where a public body fails to perform a statutory duty, including compliance with FOI requests.

Opinion

Body Count: Queen Zaynab and the Decentralization of Marriage, By Nusrat Lasisi

This narrowing of focus reflects what can be described as body count politics. It is not a literal counting of relationships, but a cultural habit of treating women’s intimate histories as public evidence of character. Under this logic,a woman’s past becomes something to be audited and judged, while her present work is treated as secondary. Body count politics thrives because it offers an easy way to discipline women who exercise choice, especially when those women occupy visible or influential spaces.

Opinion

Freedom, Prisons, and the Failure of Punishment, Written by Gideon Adeyeni

When people are placed in violent and dehumanizing prison environments, they often end up joining gangs simply for protection. In doing so, they become more deeply embedded in criminal networks. They leave prison more connected to crime than when they entered, often committing worse offenses and returning for longer sentences. This cycle is not accidental—it is produced by the system.

Opinion

Waldemar Nods: A Black Life Crushed in Nazi Germany, Written by Temitope-Maberu Fagunwa

Relevant to stress, Waldemar Nods’ story is a powerful reminder of the importance of historical justice. By uncovering and remembering the persecution of Black people under Nazi Germany, we challenge the selective memory that often overlooks marginalized victims. His experiences mirror how systemic racism can be embedded in state policies and social institutions. It reveals that racism is not merely individual prejudice but a structural force. Today, the lessons from Waldemar’s life resonate strongly, as anti-Black racism persists globally, manifesting in social exclusion, economic inequality, and racialized violence.

Opinion

Brotherhood Is Proud: How Performative Sexuality Defines Masculinity, Written by Nusrat Lasisi

Within this framework, the worst failure a man can be in many African societies is not a rapist, but impotent or gay. It is a disgrace to the BROTHERHOOD. This explains the relatively high incidence of “kito” killings; the murder of LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly gay men and transgender women. The insult “You behave like a woman” was once the ultimate slight. With the visibility of the LGBTQ+ community, that insult lost its sting for some, but it deepened the perceived threat to the brotherhood.

Opinion

SOWORE THE AAC CHAIRMAN AGAIN? WHY SO? – WRITTEN BY SONEYE LAS

Perhaps the biggest criticism against the AAC is that Sowore remains the party national chairperson. Many have suggested that it is better for the party to even put a stooge as chairperson who would take all instructions from Sowore just to appear on paper that there is a change of leadership. This is understandable. Ours is a society where even state governors are stooges to godfathers. It is normalised. We prefer pretended democracy to actual democracy. So it is difficult to blame young people(or even old people) who subscribe to this kind of idea.

Uncategorized

FROM SURVIVAL TO SCALABILITY: HOW AFRICAN SMES CAN LEVERAGE TECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

The core of his approach is the use of data as a growth engine. Adelowo wants SMEs to view every transaction as a valuable information that shows customer behaviour and the business’ performance. When these insights are put together and analysed, owners can easily make informed choices rather than relying on memory or instinct. When sales increases, inventory levels, and customer interactions are also visible in one system. This way, managing a business becomes far more strategic and efficient.

Sports

The newly rebuilt Moulay Hassan Stadium in Rabat, where Nigeria and Gabon will face off

The reconstruction was not just about capacity expansion or aesthetics. It was also about urban integration. The new Moulay Hassan Stadium includes commercial spaces, public squares, and green areas, making it a lively part of Rabat’s urban fabric. It’s designed to be more than a sports ground, it’s a place for daily social interaction, economic activity, and community engagement.

Opinion

On Wike’s Land Dispute with Naval Officers, Written by Gimba Kakanda

The Governor, or the FCT Minister in Abuja, can impose penalties on anyone who fails to develop land as required or transfers it without approval. He may also waive conditions or extend deadlines if compliance is difficult or unfair. These powers make him the legal trustee of all land, with authority to allocate, manage, and recover it for the public interest. When Section 28 allows revocation for overriding public interest, it simply affirms the Governor’s lawful control over land under the Act.

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