Since the appointment of Mr. Adeola Oluwatosin Ajayi as Director General, the DSS has demonstrated unusual vigour, delivering results that have earned praise both at home and abroad.
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In my opinion, I would confidently say that Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji is not merely a promise; he is a loaded portfolio, a living testament to diligence, vision, and the art of turning ideas into monuments of progress. He is the embodiment of industries birthed, opportunities created, and policies transformed into tangible realities. Nwakibia is not the rhetoric of tomorrow; he is the poetry of today’s achievements and the architecture of Enugu’s tomorrow.
students in Nigeria, balancing cost with features is crucial when choosing a smartphone. Whether for online classes, note-taking, social media, or simply staying connected, you don’t need a premium
Nigerian job market is showing a clear shift in what employers demand. As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes more central to business, education, and public services, recruiters are no longer impressed by just traditional qualifications
Beyond inconveniencing clients, banning agents would also trigger unemployment and potential security challenges. The truth is, house agency has become one of the easiest survival strategies for many young Nigerians today. Both graduates and non-graduates have leveraged it either as a full-time job or a side hustle to pay their bills and stay away from crime. To cut off this lifeline without alternatives would be economically and socially dangerous.
In the ever-dramatic corridors of Nigerian politics, few figures embody the story of squandered promise and ruthless opportunism like Ben…
While the privileged few enjoy the protection of mobile policemen and anti-terror squads, millions of ordinary Nigerians remain exposed to kidnappers, terrorists, and armed robbers.
The game in Enugu hasn’t even started, yet some political players are already losing sleep. This is a recent photo…
By August 8, 2025, at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany, Dr. Abdullahi was no longer a new face; he was Nigeria’s leading voice for sustainable financing in clean energy. He followed this up with appearances at the G20 Energy Transition Summit in Brazil and the World Refrigeration Day in Paris (2025), showcasing Nigeria as a nation no longer content with the sidelines but now pushing conversations at the global stage.
Leaders must learn that the easiest way to win the support of the people, both online and offline, is to govern well. Social media is not the problem. Misgovernance is.
The drama over Badeggi FM in Minna, the Niger State capital, last weekend, was not just another bad day in governance — it was a full-blown self-inflicted crisis.
So no, Peter Obi isn’t selling utopia. He isn’t talking baloney! He’s making a bold, achievable promise. The only reason it’s raising eyebrows is because we’ve been repeatedly burned by unscrupulous charlatans in power. Trust has eroded us so badly that many now treat honesty as a political gimmick.