Opinion
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The Kale Kawu’s Ideas: Kwara Huge Figures Need A Governance Mathematician, Not A Resource Waster
By Olalekan Hamzat Kwara is a state of huge figures. Year after year, the budgets are huge, the allocations from…
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Rafiu Ajakaye and The Next Chapter For Ifelodun/Offa/Oyun: A Case For Stronger Representation And Development
By Azeez Idowu SalmanThe 2027 House of Representatives contest for the Ifelodun/Offa/Oyun Federal Constituency has brought renewed attention to the…
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Ending the Unconstitutional Lockdown: Why Nigeria Must Rethink Movement Restrictions on Environmental Sanitation Day
By Ik Ogbonna, PhD This morning, something happened to me on MCC Road in Owerri that got me thinking. I…
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We All Are Data Boys, Unless You Don’t Work For Anyone
By Temitope Muhideen (Convydence) “Every man has a price; the difference is what he considers worth paying for.” That line,…
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OUK’s Recent Community Visits: A Burden of Political Responsibility
By Comr. C. I. DukeUmunneochi, Abia State | 29/09/26 Senator Orji Uzor Kalu’s recent ward-to-ward tour across Isikwuato Local Government…
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Why Senator Orji Uzor Kalu’s Focus on Human Capital Development Anchors His 2027 Mandate
By Saeed Tijjani In contemporary Nigerian politics, constituency representation is often measured solely by tangible, physical structures; kilometers of asphalt…
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Beyond the Four Walls of Lecture Hall: Why Extracurricular Activities Matter
By Ismail Shukroh Onikahun They say that university is the gateway to adulthood, where young minds are shaped not only…
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Kwara 2027: From Spare Tyre Theory to Second Engine Reality
By Abdulrasheed Akogun There is a peculiar intimacy to political journalism that outsiders rarely glimpse.It is not the manufactured camaraderie…
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Going Forward with APC in Kwara Is Sacrosanct
By Abdulquadri Jimba Kwara State has experienced governance in different colours and forms. We have witnessed different political administrations and…
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Yeketi: Should Yesterday’s Wrong Become Today’s Defence?
Over time, there is an increasingly familiar pattern in the defence of the AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq administration: whenever questions are raised…
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