by Olaitan Babatunde Today is Global Parents Day, a day set aside to celebrate the bond between parents and their children, a day filled with

by Olaitan Babatunde Another midnight attack. Another community forced awake by gunshots. Another set of families waiting helplessly for news that may only come through

by Olaitan Babatunde When a Nigerian police officer publicly apologised after threatening citizens for filming him, many Nigerians did not react with surprise. They reacted

Independent National Electoral Commission says Lagos alone recorded over 328,000 new voters as the final phase of the Continuous Voter Registration exercise begins ahead of

by Olaitan Babatunde In Nigeria today, one of the fastest ways to understand how expensive politics has become is to simply look at the cost

by Olaitan Babatunde As the political atmosphere gradually builds across Ekiti State, attention is shifting from campaign promises and party slogans to the people who

by Olaitan Babatunde When Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso announced their movement into the Nigeria Democratic Congress, many supporters saw it as a strategic opposition

by Olaitan Babatunde In a country where many university students are juggling tuition deadlines, unstable hostels, rising transport fares and the occasional lecturer who still