News | April 14, 2026
Flashback: The Portuguese Legacy and the Identity of Warri
The narrative that other tribes are incapable of leading institutions like the NDDC is a fallacy
News | April 6, 2026
LEADERSHIP ON TRIAL: NIGERIA’S SECURITY CRISIS AND THE QUESTION OF ACCOUNTABILITY
frustration among citizens who feel trapped in a cycle of violence that seems to defy resolution. For many, these incidents are no...
News | April 6, 2026
ON URHOBO LEADERSHIP, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND THE QUESTION OF PUBLIC APOLOGY
receive widespread support for their courage, and then suddenly retract or apologize without clear justification
News | April 6, 2026
BEYOND “STATE POLICE ”: BUILDING A POLICE SYSTEM NIGERIANS CAN TRUST
experts argue over federal versus state control, and policymakers discuss timelines
News | March 30, 2026
Building a Sustainable Automotive Manufacturing Ecosystem in Delta State
dedicated gas-powered turbines, ensuring consistent and efficient power supply
News | March 26, 2026
NIGERIA’S PIPELINE SURVEILLANCE CONTRACT CONTROVERSY: TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND PUBLIC TRUST AT STAKE
At the heart of the matter lies a fundamental question: what exactly is this surveillance contract designed to achieve?
News | March 23, 2026
ARE NIGERIAN STATES READY FOR STATE POLICE? BETWEEN NECESSITY AND DANGEROUS PREMATURITY
One of the most significant concerns surrounding state police
News | March 23, 2026
CLARIFICATION ON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT THE ORIGIN AND STRUCTURE OF THE URHOBO PEOPLE
with a system rooted in collective leadership
News | March 21, 2026
SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON THE BACKGROUND OF MURTALA MUHAMMED
The origin and family background of Murtala Muhammed are widely documented
News | March 19, 2026
BOMB BLASTS IN MAIDUGURI,TINUBU IN UK: IS THIS LEADERSHIP?
This brings into question the timing and priority of international engagements
News | March 18, 2026
BRINGING OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS HOME TO DELTA STATE
companies such as Shell plc maintained a strong operational presence within
News | March 14, 2026
THE MYTH OF POLICE REFORM IN NIGERIA: WHY STRUCTURAL ROT, PATRONAGE, AND INSTITUTIONAL COMPLICITY MAKE REAL CHANGE IMPOSSIBLE
Even if Nigerian police officers were paid the highest salaries in the country