Opinion
Iran War: Is Petrodollar Dominance Coming To An End? By Alaba Abdulrazak
The war now unfolding in and around Iran is doing far more than inflating oil prices and rattling global markets; it is quietly exposing the […]
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The Epstein Abyss: A Damning Indictment Of Elite Depravity By Alaba Abdulrazak
Delve into the Epstein files’ murky depths- millions of pages of depositions, flight logs, and sordid snapshots torn open by relentless judicial scrutiny- and behold […]
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Resting The Mic: Kola Ladapo’s Legacy In Eternal Quiet By Alaba Abdulrazak
Death, that uninvited thief in the night, strikes with a cruelty that shatters our illusions of invincibility. It leaves us grappling with the void carved […]
Opinion
Dangote, NUPENG, And The Unyielding Tug Of Corporate Survival And Union Rights By Alaba Abdulrazak
The unfolding conflict between Dangote Group and NUPENG epitomizes a broader struggle at the crossroads of corporate survival and workers’ rights within Nigeria’s petroleum sector. […]
Opinion
Alaafin Vs. Ooni: Why Yoruba Traditional Rulers Must Transcend Archaic Rivalries and Embrace Progressive Leadership By Alaba Abdulrazak
The recent ultimatum issued by the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade, demanding that the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi, rescind the […]
Opinion
Exposing Atrocity, Paying The Ultimate Price: The Fate Of Al Jazeera’s Anas Al Sharif Amid Gaza’s Genocide By Alaba Abdulrazak
In a world that prides itself on justice and human dignity, the cold-blooded killing of Anas Al Sharif, a courageous Palestinian journalist, and his colleagues […]
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From “Ghana Must Go” To “Nigerians Must Go”: The Irony Of A Prodigal Nation By Alaba Abdulrazak
There is an unsettling symmetry in the recent Ghanaian protests, demanding the expulsion of Nigerians from their country—an echo that reverberates from the bitter memory […]
Opinion
Once Upon Kemi Badenoch: A Modern Fable Of Self-Denial By Alaba Abdulrazak
There is, in the annals of human history, a peculiar breed of souls who, out of an anguished craving to assimilate, go to great lengths—often […]
Opinion
Syria: The Illusion Of Peace And The Perils Of Foreign Exploitation By Alaba Abdulrazak
Syria’s metamorphosis from a cradle of civilization into a crucible of interminable suffering stands as one of our era’s most ignoble tragedies. The anticipated dawn […]
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Foreign Farewells: The Scandal Of African Leaders Dying Far From The Hospitals They Failed To Fix By Alaba Abdulrazak
The recent passing of former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari in a London hospital in 2025, after a protracted battle with leukemia and numerous foreign medical […]