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IRAN UNDER PRESSURE AS LEADERSHIP CRISIS, REGIONAL ISOLATION AND GLOBAL MARKET TURBULENCE DEEPEN
By Ebenezer Adurodija Iran is entering one of the most turbulent periods in its modern history as a convergence of...
When Mothers Leave Home: Omugwo, Marriage, and the Husband Who Reached His Quiet Breaking Point
By Ebenezer Adurodija, Lokoja, Kogi State Omugwo has always been a symbol of love—a mother leaving her own home to...
THE SILENT WARS OF MEN: An investigation into the hidden struggles shaping modern masculinity.
By Ebenezer Adurodija At 9:17 p.m. in Lokoja, a 38‑year‑old father of two sits in his parked car, unable to...
Two Faiths, One Spirit of Devotion: The Tale of the 2026 Ramadan and Lent Overlap
By Adurodija Ebenezer As dusk settled over cities from Lagos to London in the spring of 2026, two global...
THE COST OF CUTTING CORNERS
From collapsed roads to academic scandals, from malfunctioning machinery to preventable business losses, a quiet epidemic is sweeping across the...
Why Nigerians Commonly Use “Late” Before a Deceased Person’s Name — And Why the Practice Remains Optional
In Nigeria, the phrase “the late Mr. Adewale” is so familiar that many assume it is a standard rule of...
Godfathers and Godsons’ Toxic Relationship: Governor Ododo Showing the Pathway
By Ebenezer Adurodija For more than two decades, the relationship between political godfathers and their chosen successors has shaped the...
Operation Absolute Resolve: Inside the Covert Pressure, Intelligence Failures, and Global Stakes Behind the Capture of Venezuela’s President
At 2:14 a.m. on January 3, 2026, the power grid in central Caracas flickered and went dark. For most...
Christianity and the Polygamy Question: A Faith Negotiating Its Past and Its Future
By Ebenezer Adurodija | Feature Report On a warm Sunday morning in Lokoja, the choir’s harmonies drift from a modest...
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