By Nuhu Yahaya Ilorin, April 19, ’26 (TNZ) Every electoral cycle in history tells two stories. One is of noise: the rallies, the slogans, and the sudden swings that pundits chase on television. The other is of victory: the states that never waver, and the zones that vote like bedrock while the rest of the […]
Lagos, April 18, ’26 (TNZ) Waymo stands at the forefront of the autonomous driving revolution, representing a significant shift in how we perceive personal and public transportation. Initiated from Google’s ambitious research labs, the project was established to prove that machines could navigate complex environments more safely and efficiently than human drivers. The genesis of […]
By Abdullateef Adam O. Ijebu-Ode (Ogun), April 5, ’26 (TNZ) There is a seductive myth in modern society, the idea that one can opt out of politics and still live a life untouched by its consequences. It sounds comforting, even dignified: “I am not interested in politics.” But that posture, while understandable, is ultimately an illusion. […]
By Bayo Onanuga Abuja, March 23, ’26 (TNZ) It has become necessary to debunk the raft of misinformation assailing the migration partnership between Nigeria and the United Kingdom. The partnership is as contained in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by the two nations on the sidelines of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s historic state visit to […]
By Adams Adamu Abuja, Nov. 29, ’25 (TNZ) Recent media reports and petitions alleging massive corruption at the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP), have sparked public outrage. In the centre of this allegations were Dr Adebowale Adedokun, the Director-General of the bureau and his Chief of Staff, Mr Olanrewaju Obasa. Claims of billions of naira […]
By Dr Lukman Raimi Lagos, Nov. 5, ’25 (TNZ) George Washington’s Farewell Address in 1796 cautioned Americans and their future leaders to: “observe good faith and justice toward all nations. Cultivate peace and harmony with all.” This, in my opinion, should be a guiding principle for President Donald Trump. Trump’s allegation of a “Christian genocide” […]
By Muyiwa Adejobi Abuja, July 2, ’25 (TNZ) In a country where encounters with the police often spark anxiety instead of assurance, it’s easy to adopt a hardened belief. Can anything good come out of the Nigeria Police? Much like the ancient scepticism about Nazareth, this doubt has evolved into a common national sentiment, one born […]
By Celsus Ohain Benin, June 1, ’25 (TNZ) Russia’s strongman, Vladimir Putin, may have intended a lightning war, a ‘blitzkrieg’ of a sort on Feb. 22, 2022, when Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine. It has turned out not to be so in a war that has dragged on for three years now. Ukraine may have […]
.“ By Yasmine Hassan Gaza City, May 22, ’25 (CBC/TNZ) Before beginning her lessons for the day, Aseel Alwan heads to the kitchen to make coffee, placing a kettle on an open flame to boil water that she pours into a mug with instant coffee. Then, she makes her way to her bedroom, where she begins […]
By Yinka Salaam Lagos, May 11, ’25 (TNZ) Many Nigerians have expressed concerns over the result of the just concluded Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), indicating that only 21.5 per cent (420,415 candidates) out of 1,955,069 candidates who sat for the 2025 UTME scored 200 and above. Available data showed that 75 per cent […]