COLUMNIST: ODIMEGWU ONWUMERE

At 2:15 p.m. September 29, 2025 inside Ajaokuta Steel a plate reads Made in USSR. Diesel hangs with hot dust. Caretaker ...

Port Harcourt nurses in faded uniforms, once buying ogbono at Mile One after night duty, now run small maternities in ...

For years, mothers in Oyigbo and Port Harcourt walked past their local clinics with cracked walls and empty drug shel ...

In theory, oil wealth should have built Nigeria rsquo;s infrastructure. Instead, many public systems got weaker while ...

Nigeria has some of the world rsquo;s fastest internet cables landing in Lagos, but most people still struggle to get ...

The letter allegedly written to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by Ateke Tom, Boyloaf, Shoot-at-Sight and others presents it ...

Nigeria rsquo;s telecommunications sector is often advertised as a success story of liberalisation and private invest ...

Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan, Senior Advocate of Nigeria and Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, ...

Nigeria is undergoing a seismic shift as its creative economy transitions from a cultural export to a primary economi ...

This analysis dismantles the viral claim that 33.3% of Nigerian immigrant households in the U.S. rely on welfare. By ...

The collaborative Christmas Day airstrikes by United States and Nigerian forces were initially hailed as a decisive b ...

In the marble halls of the Nigerian Senate, where the air is cool and the chairs are upholstered in leather, a story of ...

They say I am the reason God closed our home to children, Juliet whispers, eyes fixed on the cracked concrete b ...

bull; ldquo;She cooked for them. She loaned food to them. She prayed for their children. Then she said no. And t ...

bull; ldquo;Infertility is the loudest cry you rsquo;ll ever make. It rsquo;s the one no one hears, because you rsqu ...

In this report, ODIMEGWU ONWUMERE questions the healthcare system if they are meant for beasts, because Buhari who on as ...