Nigerian News Leader
First with details then facts 
By Sir Folu Olamiti, FNGE
The passing of Dr. Solomon Ehig iator Arase, CFR has left me profoundly shaken. He departed far too soon, leaving behind not only a towering legacy but also cherished memories that continue to stir my heart.
By Adebamiwa Olugbenga Michael
The reported move by Nigeria’s Department of State Services (DSS) to pressure Meta into taking down activist Omoyele Sowore’s Facebook page has sparked outrage among rights advocates. Human rights campaigner Deji Adeyanju condemned the action, describing it as an “unacceptable assault on free speech and democracy.” His remarks highlight a deepening debate in Nigeria: where should the line be drawn between legitimate criticism of leaders and unlawful defamation?
By Danladi Shehu
If a man cooks for a community ,the meal would scarcely go round, However, if a community decides to cook for a man, the feast will overwhelm him - old African proverb.
By Barrister Richard Akinnola
Today, Friday, September 5 is the 16th anniversary of the death of Chief Gani Fawehinmi. There is no better way to honour Gani on the anniversary of his passing than to rebut the lies peddled against him by Mr Yakubu Mohammed, a director of Newswatch.
By Bolanle Bolawole
"Does it then mean that the PDP is out of the woods? Not really! Party leaders still have to contend with the problem of how to reintegrate Wike into the party or effectively manage the maverick politician, if I may call it that! How will the party cure him of what many party faithful see as his anti-party activities? Will he still remain in the Bola Ahmed Tinubu/APC administration or will he be expected to quit?"
By Ikeddy Isiguzo
Justice in Nigeria comes with cost, curse, and cause, otherwise consequence. When we discuss justice Nigeriana, we are ultimately talking about the rising cost of injustice.
