Nigerian News Leader
First with details then facts 
By Steve Osuji
The Battle Of Megalomaniacs: Why does everyone seem to miss the point? Why can't Nigerians see that the ruckus in the Nigerian oil and gas sector is a battle between two sharks who seek total acquisition and complete takeover of the industry as part of their burgeoning personal empires?
By Amb Godknows Igali
The sudden departure of Olusegun Awolowo on 27th November, 2025 was wholly unforeseen, leaving family, friends and the nation totally unprepared. It actually ripped a gaping hole in the fabric of Nigerian collective soul. At the very prime of his life, just 62 years, an age where wisdom and energy readily intersects to produce the most impactful service, this most affectionately regarded, and outstanding public figure yielded to the calling of the chariot of death rather peremptorily. The shock of his passing reverberated across every corner of the country, a poignant, pathetic reality of the debility of human existence and the cruel unpredictability of fate.
By Ikeddy Isiguzo
Uncertainties of unimaginable proportions envelope Nigeria. No matter how we try, we cannot get used to them, they are new every morning.
By Hassan Gimba
This article was first published in December 2020. In light of recent U.S. airstrikes targeting terrorist groups linked to transnational extremist networks and the renewed focus on international counterterrorism efforts in Nigeria, I find this write-up highly relevant to current developments.
Special Adviser to the Sokoto State governor on Security Matters, Col. Ahmed Usman (rtd) has commended the recent directive by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the withdrawal of Police security from VIPs,. He however argued that this move will still not mitigate the security situation in the country as the police would need a compliment of adequate equipment, modern technology and specialized training to make a headway on security.
As the Executive Secretary of TETFund adds another year, Nigeria reflects on a legacy of vision, institutional reform, and enduring national impact
By Aaron Mike Odeh
As Sonny Togo Echono adds another year to his years on earth, the moment transcends personal celebration. It stands as a national reflection on purposeful leadership and the quiet but transformative work of a man whose impact continues to shape Nigeria’s tertiary education landscape.
