Opinion

In a recent exchange on CNN, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin claimed that he has seen “the impacts of 10 million people illegally coming across the border every single day.”.  10 million people illegally crossing the U.S. southern border every day! Let that sink in: 10 million illegals, every day. That’s such a staggering number, it’s […]

OK I get it! Trump stopped his question & answer town hall meeting to play music. Let me bring in the guys at NBC to tell us more about what happened. Thank you NBC. Moments in Politics There are few moments in political history that catch you off guard, but when Donald Trump stopped his

There’s a scene you can imagine: President Tinubu, stepping off a gleaming new jet in China, sunglasses on, dripping with confidence. And what’s his mission? To borrow money. Yes, you read that right. The Nigerian president is flying out in style, in a brand-new plane, to secure some extra funds, says Sahara Reporters “The President

In Nigeria, resilience is almost a national sport, and nothing captures that spirit more than the sight of people dancing through their hardship—literally. After the latest fuel price hike by NNPC, life got even tougher, but that won’t stop people from dancing energetically in churches and parties, broad smiles on their faces, as if we

Let me tell you about “Oso Ahia.” If you’re Igbo or have done business in a Nigerian market that is dominated by Igbos-, you probably know this hustle. It’s a bit like “dropshipping” that oyibo people rave about, but with a local twist. Here’s the deal: you don’t own the goods, but you can still

In today’s world, political deception is more prevalent—and more powerful—than ever. Politicians have learned to use misinformation, emotional manipulation, and bold promises to win over voters. As the lines between fact and fiction blur in the 24-hour news cycle and across social media platforms, it has become increasingly difficult for voters to separate truth from

As Nigerians, we have a sacred tradition. It’s not about jollof rice wars or arguing over who has the best suya (spoiler: it’s my favorite vendor). No, our time-honored custom is blaming someone for our country’s woes. And guess what? We’ve found the perfect scapegoat: Nigerians living abroad. Yes, folks, the Nigerians in the diaspora

The Igbo apprenticeship system, commonly known as Igba Boy, is a unique, community-based model of economic empowerment that has transformed the socio-economic landscape of the Igbo people in Nigeria. It is arguably the largest business incubator  system in the world, serving as a mechanism that has lifted countless families out of poverty and enabled the

Ladies and gentlemen, great news! A brand new, state-of-the-art national theatre has been unveiled right here in Nigeria. It is grand, glamorous, and more popular than any venue we’ve ever seen. Forget about the old National Theatre in Lagos with its 1970s charm—this one is shiny, ever-evolving, and open 24/7. It’s none other than Social

You know things are upside down when a pastor, standing in front of his congregation, boldly declares: “Never give to the poor.” Yep, you heard that right. But before we get into that madness, let’s take a second to ask ourselves one question: Did Jesus ever say not to help the poor? Spoiler alert: No,