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The people who teach tomorrow, today
By Seyi Gesinde October 5, 2026 There is something almost unfair about being a teacher. You are given a room full of children who do not yet know what they can become, and you are […]
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NYSC: Don’t let serving Nigeria mean surviving its kidnappers
• Call-up letter should not be a beautifully printed invitation to danger By Seyi Gesinde October 2, 2026 There is a strange Nigerian examination that nobody writes on paper. After spending four or more years […]
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Carrying your own stone: Why your part of the work matters
By Seyi Gesinde September 19, 2026 There is a dangerous temptation in difficult times: to look at the enormous weight of what is broken and conclude that your contribution is too small to matter. Look […]
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A new Nigeria
By Seyi Gesinde September 17, 2026 Imagine a new Nigeria. Not the Nigeria that is perpetually “about to become great.” Not the Nigeria whose greatness is always somewhere in the future. A Nigeria that has […]
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The church, RCCG, quietly paid $265,854 to rescue Nigerians in SA: Care to comment on this part, too?
By Seyi Gesinde August 5, 2026 There is something curious about the way Nigerians sometimes judge the Church. When critics accuse a church of wrongdoing, the verdict can arrive before the facts. When a pastor […]
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1 DIG, 30 CPs, 15,000 Police: Osun’s locked-down ballot
By Seyi Gesinde August 14, 2026 There is something unsettling about an election that needs this much preparation to remain an election. A DIG. 30 Commissioners of Police. 15,000 police personnel. Helicopters. Drones. Mobile Police […]