Op-Ed

From the shrinking edges of Lake Chad to the flood-swamped plains of the Niger Delta, Nigeria is living through a storm not only of weather but of destiny. For millions, climate change is no distant debate; it is a present crisis: failing harvests, submerged homes, lost livelihoods. Across our regions, communities bear the weight of shifting rain patterns, creeping deserts, and rising seas.

Felak Group noted contradictions in the report, pointing out that while the publication alleged the transaction took place in Lagos, legal documents cited in the same report referenced Abuja. The company argued that such inconsistencies highlight the lack of credibility in the story.

Since entering the market, Oceangate Engineering has rapidly expanded its exploration and production activities, leveraging innovation, strategic investments, and competitive bidding to secure key Petroleum Prospecting Licenses (PPLs).

At ASLS 2025 in Akure, leadership expert and UNIJOS alumnus Ekenedilichukwu Charles Emmanuel gathered African students to move beyond complaints and design the future of governance.

Tributes have poured in from political allies, foreign diplomats, and citizens. Flags flew at half-mast, and debates resurfaced on whether he deepened Nigeria’s democratic fabric or weakened it through prolonged silence and policies that many considered exclusionary.

Jane Kangyang Pwajok’s election as SUG President at UNIJOS is a groundbreaking moment, redefining leadership possibilities for women in Nigerian universities, Nankpak Cirfat writes.