Tag: Festus Edovia

Nigeria stands as a nation richly endowed with human and natural resources, yet weighed down by the persistent burden of ...

In a country richly endowed with human capital and natural resources, it is both painful and frustrating that millions of ...

It is becoming increasingly embarrassing and deeply troubling for our nation when public figures boldly deny statements they clearly made ...

Nigeria is confronting a troubling and rapidly escalating crisis: the rise of drug abuse among under-age children. What was once ...

There is something deeply disturbing about a government that turns its power against the very citizens it was elected to ...

Sycophancy has become one of the most corrosive forces in Nigeria’s governance architecture. It has seeped into the corridors of ...

It is becoming painfully evident that a troubling shift has taken root within Nigeria’s political class: failure is no longer ...

Nigeria’s political space is increasingly defined not by service, vision, or sacrifice, but by a relentless struggle to capture and ...

No nation can endure without trust, integrity, and a shared commitment to core values. Sadly, in Nigeria today, public trust ...

Nigeria’s democracy has been hijacked by political billionaires with no traceable record of legitimate enterprise. Those who claim to serve ...

Most Nigerians no longer speak; not because they have nothing to say, but because survival has replaced courage. Fear now ...

No wealth survives the grave. In death, the rich and the poor share the same six feet of earth; the ...

Some citizens, bruised by poverty and chronic hunger, now find themselves recruited by the very politicians who keep them trapped. ...

Nigeria’s public officials are increasingly losing touch with the very citizens they are elected to serve. Instead of acting as ...

The Kaduna kidnapping episode once again exposes Nigeria’s unpreparedness to effectively tackle insecurity. What should have been a straightforward security ...

Looting has become the defining pursuit of many African politicians. What we now witness is no longer mere theft of ...

Nigeria is increasingly weighed down by a troubling culture of waste, misaligned priorities, and performative governance. At a time when ...

One of the greatest obstacles to development in many African countries is not the absence of resources, talent, or potential. ...

A dangerous arrogance is creeping into Nigeria’s political space; one that should trouble every citizen, regardless of party affiliation or ...

One of Nigeria’s deepest tragedies is not only the collapse of leadership, but the quiet, enduring self-deceit of the governed. ...