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For generations, the women of Akwete have kept a piece of Nigeria's soul alive with nothing but skill, patience, and thread. This week, that quiet dedication finally got the recognition — and the investment — it has always deserved.
The world cannot keep absorbing a war that manufactures inflation, hunger, and energy poverty as side effects. Every additional week of fighting is not a tactical necessity — it is a choice, made by people who will not be the ones standing in the cold or in the dark because of it.
Should social media posts from over a decade ago be used as the ultimate yardstick for a person's character today? This question is at the heart of the controversy surrounding singer Simi, a debate that has ensnared other Nigerian public figures and challenged the very notion of personal growth in the digital age. As NAPTIP moves to investigate decades-old social media posts involving singer Simi, a larger, more unsettling question looms: In an era of digital permanence, are we allowed to grow, or are we forever defined by the unrefined versions of our younger selves?
In a city known for its quiet nights, the early hours of January 1st, 2026, painted a different picture—one of vibrant community, shared celebration, and the promise of togetherness that we so desperately need as a nation.
From the Suleja fuel tanker tragedy to seismic political defections, 2025 tested Nigeria's resilience like few years before it. As emergency rule in Rivers State shook constitutional foundations and comprehensive tax reforms promised fiscal transformation, the nation found itself at a crossroads between reform and turbulence—with 2026 poised to reveal whether these upheavals herald progress or deeper fragmentation.
Three more days until the new year. Three days until fresh starts, clean slates, and all those promises we make to ourselves. But here's what you need to understand before you write that resolution list: years don't actually end in our lives, only dates do. Those gaps you're planning to fill in January? They're the same ones staring at you right now.
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