Tonight is the night that ended all nights, By Matthew Hassan Kukah

Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah

…welcome to the final assurance of eternity. Welcome to the night when the cheque of promises issued by the prophets is finally cashed in the bank of eternity. Welcome to the night when fear is put into prison to serve a sentence for eternity. This is the night that ended our long, frustrating journey of […]

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Fuel lines and fault lines: How the Iran war triggered a global energy shortage crisis, By Dan D Kunle

Dan D Kunle writes about the pricing of petroleum products.

War in Iran has jolted energy markets, sparking a crisis far beyond the battlefield. This geopolitical clash exposed flaws in the production, refining, and distribution of fuel. Fortunately, Dangote’s mega-refinery aided Nigeria. At the center of the disruption is the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow maritime corridor through which nearly one-fifth of global oil and […]

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‘Were it possible, I would’ve broken my TV screen to shoot Seun Okinbaloye’ – Wike

Wike and Seun Okinbaloye

Following the controversial de-recognition of David Mark-led national executive of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Seun Okinbaloye, while anchoring Channels TV’s Politics Today on Thursday, expressed concern over the consequences of Nigeria transiting into a one-party state.

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