"Count your enemies once for what you see, and twice for what you don’t, for every shadow holds a silent rival." There are wars fought in silence and battles that leave no scars upon the skin. The greatest dangers rarely announce themselves with thunder. They move softly, lik…

The truth has a power that unsettles the comfortable and exposes the deceitful. Those who fear it, whether out of guilt, insecurity, or a desire to maintain control, often take the most predictable action. They attack the messenger. They attempt to paint seekers of truth as untrustworth…

Cameroon is heading to the polls on Sunday, October 12, in a closely watched presidential election that could extend President Paul Biya’s more than four-decade rule. Biya, 92, has been in power since 1982 and is seeking an eighth term in office — a victory that would keep him …

SV Werder Bremen’s official Facebook page, once known for very low online interactions, has suddenly become a centre of attention. The reason is clear and it comes from Nigeria. Before now, most updates from the German Bundesliga club whether announcing new signings, sharing training gro…

On December 13, 1995 , in Kaduna State, a girl was born whose destiny would forever mark the history of Nigerian aviation. Tolulope Sarah Arotile , of Kogi State origin, would grow up to shatter gender barriers, inspire a generation, and serve her nation with exceptional courage as Niger…

In many workplaces today, there is a growing silence among those in leadership positions. A silence that is not born out of ignorance, but out of choice. A choice to protect personal interests, job titles, and salaries while the workers under their supervision are left to suffer in silenc…

It is deeply troubling when individuals cling to positions of authority, whether in government, corporations, or small organisations, even when holding those positions means violating people’s rights or contributing to the sadness and depression of others. Rather than step down and preser…

In a night of high drama, thunderous noise, and unstoppable willpower, Nigeria's Super Falcons defied the odds and stunned the continent, coming from two goals down to defeat hosts Morocco 3 – 2 and claim their 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title in Rabat. What began …