Opinion

OPINION: For Christ’s Sake, Religion’s Opioid Reins Shouldn’t Restrain Rebuttals

July 14, (THEWILL) — Deafening silence! That’s what religious organisations get away with amid public scrutiny - something corporates can’t afford to do. One wonders if the brazen equanimity has gone on without repercussions because, as philosopher Karl Max...

OPINION: On The Defamatory Attacks on Emem Usoro, CBN Deputy Governor

July 13, (THEWILL) — Public office comes with scrutiny. Those entrusted with positions of national importance should expect their decisions, conduct, and records to be examined by the public. That scrutiny is not only healthy for democracy and accountability;...

OPINION: How Kingsley Kuku Has Made The Ijaw Nation Triumph Again

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July 13, (THEWILL) — Many young people only know High Chief (Hon) Dr Kingsley Kemebradigha Kuku Esq. as the former Sole Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP). They do not know that he was one of the real...

OPINION: Let’s Talk About Renewed Hope Agenda ‘From Promise To Work’

July 12, (THEWILL) — Hope is not an accident. It is a decision. It is a plan. It is the quiet promise that tomorrow can be better than today. Across Nigeria today, that decision has a name. It is...

OPINION: When The Budget Is No Longer A Fiscal Control

July 12, (THEWILL) — In February this year, the Senate Committee on Appropriations summoned the federal government’s economic team and delivered a blunt verdict: the revenue assumptions behind the proposed ₦58.47 trillion 2026 budget were unrealistic, oil projections...

OPINION: Oga Bayo, Food Dey, But Hunger Dey

July 12, (THEWILL) — There is a famous crocodile farm story that explains Nigeria better than most economic briefings. A group of tourists stood by a crocodile pond when the owner announced: “One million dollars for anyone who jumps...

OPINION: Pastor Adeboye and the Rhetoric of Politics

July 12, (THEWILL) — I have always been fascinated by the evident but veiled alignment between religion and politics. This complex intersection is effectively dramatised by American-born English playwright T.S. Eliot in his play 'Murder in the Cathedral.' My...

OPINION: The Day We Start Calling Ourselves Snakes

July 10 (THEWILL) — There is something far more dangerous than a gun. It is an idea. An idea repeated so often that it begins to sound like the truth. An idea whispered in homes, shouted at political rallies,...

OPINION: On The Implementation of ASUU/FGN 2025 Agreement

July 6, (THEWILL) — It has become very necessary to clear some of the innumerable misconceptions surrounding the implementation of the ASUU-FGN Agreement which was signed on December, 23, 2025. Without doubt, this clarification shall be for the benefit...

OPINION: Tactical Indiscipline, Inferiority Complex And The Silent Battle Holding African Football Back

July 05, (THEWILL) — African football has never lacked talent, it has never lacked passion, physicality, flair, or tactical intelligence. Across generations, African players have dominated Europe’s biggest leagues, won continental titles, and carried some of the world’s biggest...