Opinion

November 28, (THEWILL) — On 26th November, 2025, President Bola Tinubu, GCFR, forwarded a list of three ambassadorial nominees to the Senate for confirmation, obviously the first instalment of a much anticipated and longer list to follow. Among...

November 26, (THEWILL) — There is something hauntingly poetic about the name ‘Ekweremadu’ — “did one agree with any human?” or “has one consented to mankind?” In that philosophical phrasing lies a riddle about power, mortality, and the human...

November 26, (THEWILL) — In the corridors of Washington, the United States of America, a bill is moving that could redefine Nigeria’s relationship with the world—and force the country to confront the monsters it has long denied. The Nigeria Religious...

November 26, (THEWILL) — In the run-up to the October 1st Independence celebrations, Sahara Reporters leaked a story that a bloody coup aimed at destabilising and overthrowing the democratic government of President Tinubu had been thwarted. There is still no...

November 26, (THEWILL) — Let me begin with a caveat. I shared this essay with several editors, and all of them declined to publish it. Perhaps it asks the kind of questions we are not yet ready to confront. Second...

November 26, (THEWILL) — Recently, and precisely on October 31, 2025, Nigeria was designated as a Country of Particular Concern by the United States. The designation followed weeks of a well-coordinated media campaign centred on research that concluded there...

November 26, (THEWILL) — In matters of leadership and public trust, credibility is built on consistency and the courage to reject hypocrisy, even when it wears the face of friendship. Honesty is the bedrock that shapes our very identity. Consequently,...

November 26, (THEWILL) — The recent judgement delivered by Justice Omotosho on the sentencing of Nnamdi Kanu marks a significant moment in Nigeria’s pursuit of justice, national cohesion, and the rule of law. For years, the nation has endured...

November 26, (THEWILL) — It takes a special kind of Nigerian to stop a moving aeroplane. Not with a gun. Not with a presidential order. Just with audacity, entitlement, and a sprinkle of juju confidence. Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde Marshal...

November 26, (THEWILL) — Charles Dickens, in his classic novel, A Tale of Two Cities, contrasted the turbulent similarities and differences of London and Paris during a time of profound change. For London and Paris, Dickens famously summed up...