Omotayo Hannah Oyekunle
When Danfos Run on Gas: Smarter or Simply Desperate?
In Lagos, the iconic yellow danfo buses are known for their resilience. Rain, gridlock, fuel scarcity—nothing seems to stop them. But in recent months,...
Before the Cross, There Were Our Gods
Apparently, civilisation arrived only when the first missionaries planted their crosses on our soil. Before then, we were told, we knew nothing of morality,...
The Church Took Your Seed and Left You Hungry
Inside Nigeria’s Faith Industry and the Believers It FailsBy Hannah Oyekunle
In contemporary Nigeria, it is no longer unusual for a pastor to own a...
Mosques Are Disappearing in China — And the World Is Watching
A quiet but far-reaching transformation is unfolding across China, one that is altering not only skylines but also the cultural and spiritual identity of...
2027 | The Next Election Might Be Rigged— By Artificial Intelligence
As Nigeria edges closer to the 2027 general elections, the threats to its democratic process are no longer limited to ballot box snatching, vote...
Locked Out of the Ballot: Nigeria’s Elections Continue to Fail Persons...
LAGOS, July 23 – Despite legal reforms and public pledges of inclusivity, Nigeria’s electoral process continues to marginalise millions of citizens living with disabilities,...
Nigerians Keep Falling for Ponzi Schemes — When Will the Cycle...
LAGOS, July 23 — Despite widespread awareness campaigns and regulatory crackdowns, Ponzi schemes continue to flourish in Nigeria, with thousands of citizens falling prey...
