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Demolition of Buildings Without Compensation: Nigeria's Unpaid Debt to Its Citizens

Opinion·1 October 2026·By Kingsley C. Anekwe

Demolition of Buildings Without Compensation: Nigeria's Unpaid Debt to Its Citizens

A home is more than a structure. For most Nigerians it is a life's savings, a family's security, and often the only inheritance they will leave. When the state carries out the demolition of buildings, flattening a home…

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37 Illegal Miners Died Without a Trial. Nigeria Must Not Look Away

Opinion·21 September 2026·By Long John

37 Illegal Miners Died Without a Trial. Nigeria Must Not Look Away

Somewhere in Minna this week, a family learned the worst. One relative told the BBC that word came the day after the arrests: the children…

A Death Sentence for a Blog Post: The Case of Soda Ebrahimi Shamsabadi and Iran’s Continuing Assault on Free Expression

Opinion·13 September 2026·By Kingsley C. Anekwe

A Death Sentence for a Blog Post: The Case of Soda Ebrahimi Shamsabadi and Iran’s Continuing Assault on Free Expression

On August 23, 2026, a lawyer in Bandar Abbas, Iran, received notice that his 33-year-old client had been sentenced to death. Her crime was…

When Vigilante Hate Masquerades as Morality: The Case of Hilary and What Nigeria Must Confront

Opinion·13 November 2025·By Kingsley Anekwe

When Vigilante Hate Masquerades as Morality: The Case of Hilary and What Nigeria Must Confront

In recent days, the horrific death of a man known as Hilary who was reportedly lured, beaten and thrown from a multi-storey building…

When Even Rome Weeps Before Abuja Moves

Opinion·16 June 2025·By Long John

When Even Rome Weeps Before Abuja Moves

Between June 13–14 , gunmen believed to be armed herdsmen unleashed a brutal massacre on Yelwata, Guma LGA, Benue State — leaving around…

After the Smoke Cleared: The Tragedy and Questions Left Behind by the Air India AI171 Crash

Opinion·14 June 2025·By Long John

After the Smoke Cleared: The Tragedy and Questions Left Behind by the Air India AI171 Crash

It has been days since Air India Flight AI171 fell from the skies over Ahmedabad, yet the shock of the disaster continues to linger—less in…

OPINION ARTICLE: ECOWAS at 50: A Regional Bloc in Crisis

Opinion·29 May 2025

OPINION ARTICLE: ECOWAS at 50: A Regional Bloc in Crisis

As the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) celebrates its 50th anniversary, the organization finds itself at a crossroads.…

OPINION ARTICLE: Respect Is Not a Luxury Item

Opinion·24 May 2025·By Anonymous

OPINION ARTICLE: Respect Is Not a Luxury Item

In the bustling marketplace of life, where some walk clad in silk and others wrapped in frayed cotton, a common currency should reign…