Nigeria Won’t Change If We Only Complain By Blessing Omolola Oladapo Every day, Nigerians complain about the state of the nation. We complain about the cost of living, insecurity, poor roads, unemployment, the education system and the quality of leadership. We complain at home, in offices, in schools, at bus stops and, of course,...
Abacha’s Legacy: Why the Truth Must Endure By Sheena Haruna The editorial, Dark Recollections of Abacha’s Terror Regime, published on Page 8 of The Punch on 31 July 2026, is more than a reflection on a painful chapter in Nigeria’s history; it is a timely warning against collective amnesia. Though I was not born during...
RE: Xenophobic Attacks and ANC’s Leadership Failures By Idara Anita Udofia I read with great interest the editorial published on Page 8 of Vanguard newspaper on 31 July 2026, titled “Xenophobic Attacks and ANC’s Leadership Failures.” The editorial rightly condemns the recurring attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa and calls for justice for the...
Fighting Corruption Requires Credible Outcomes By Osikale Ahleeyah Adetomiwa I have seen this kind of case play out before. At the end, nothing comes out of it. My statement reflects a growing sentiment among many Nigerians whenever allegations of corruption involving public officials emerge. Over the years, several high-profile investigations have generated headlines,...
Lagos and the Danger of Normalising Waste By Abashi Rahab I recently read the report titled “Tackling Indiscriminate Dumping of Refuse in Lagos,” published in The Nation of July 14, 2026 (Page 8). The report highlighted Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s directive to intensify refuse evacuation across the state and drew attention to the persistent heaps...
Preventing Flood Disasters Demands Collective Action By Agabi Chubiyojo Charis I read with keen interest the editorial titled “Floods: The Worst Is Yet to Come,” published in The Punch of July 14, 2026 (Page 18). The editorial provides a timely and sobering assessment of the flood crisis confronting Nigeria. By highlighting the...
Makinde, the Presidency and the Oyo Kidnap Debate By 𝙹𝚊𝚖𝚒𝚞 𝙰𝚋𝚍𝚞𝚕𝚐𝚊𝚏𝚊𝚛 The abduction in Oyo State on May 15, 2026, when armed bandits stormed schools in Oriire Local Government Area and kidnapped thirty-nine pupils and six teachers, marked yet another dark chapter in Nigeria’s struggle with insecurity. The victims endured fifty-six harrowing days...
The Other Side of Development in Kwara By Ibrahim Olaide Mariam In recent years, Kwara State has emerged as one of Nigeria’s most ambitious subnational governments in the area of urban renewal. Across Ilorin, the state capital, new roads, flyovers, drainage systems, and environmental improvements have transformed the city’s landscape and projected an...
The Real Scandal Behind the Phantom Agency By Ibrahim Happiness A man allegedly walked into Nigeria’s system of government, invented a council that did not legally exist, forged appointment letters, claimed to be an aide to the President, acquired official-looking seals, opened bank accounts in the name of a purported government agency, and...
RE: Seeing Is Not Always Believing By Aniefiok Victoria Asuquo I read with keen interest Blueprint’s editorial on Page 4 of its July 14, 2026 edition, titled “Tinubu’s Projects: When Seeing Becomes Believing.” While the editorial presents an optimistic assessment of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s ongoing infrastructure and development initiatives, its central argument—that...
Nigeria Won’t Change If We Only Complain By Blessing Omolola Oladapo Every day, Nigerians complain about the state of the nation. We complain about the cost of living, insecurity, poor roads, unemployment, the education system and the quality of leadership. We complain at home, in offices, in schools, at bus stops and, of course,...
Veritas University Crowned Champions of Inaugural NBA REC University Tournament By Agabi Charis Veritas University has emerged victorious at the inaugural NBA REC University Tournament, defeating the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) in the final to claim the historic championship. The competition, organised as part of the NBA’s growing basketball development efforts in Nigeria, brought together...
Why NYSC Needs More Than Cosmetic Changes By Akinkunmi Aliyah Omotayo For over five decades, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has served as a bridge between higher education and the world of work for millions of Nigerian graduates. As the Federal Government proposes what could become one of the most far-reaching reforms of the...
Abacha’s Legacy: Why the Truth Must Endure By Sheena Haruna The editorial, Dark Recollections of Abacha’s Terror Regime, published on Page 8 of The Punch on 31 July 2026, is more than a reflection on a painful chapter in Nigeria’s history; it is a timely warning against collective amnesia. Though I was not born during...
Driving Behavioural Change for Road Safety By Ekpiri Elizabeth Ogola Long before the speeches began, the campaign had already delivered its first message. Dressed in bright green T-shirts emblazoned with “Keke Safe Ride” on the front and “Safe Ride, Safe Life” on the back, students set out from the Senate Building of the University of...
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