Nigerian News Leader
First with details then facts 
Loving Nigeria’s national soccer team, the Super Eagles, is like being in a bad marriage. Your heart is broken many times, yet it’s hard to walk away. There’s a lingering, almost redemptive feeling that just one more try, and it’s going to be alright. But it never is - or has not been for nearly a decade.
By Goni Abdullahi
In the preparations towards the Nation’s general elections, the year 2022 is expected to witness a surge in an array of political activities. Political permutations and scheming by political gladiators, parties and regional interests, could upshot inflammatory statements, inter/intra party conflicts, assassinations and thuggery.
By Tony Amokeodo
With its humongous N152billion and $386million recoveries in 2021, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is raising the bar as one of the boosters of the national economy. For an economy that is rising from the ashes of the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated convulsions, an injection of N152billion and $386million into its covers, through recoveries, by the EFCC deserves more than a cursory look.
By Bolanle Bolawole
Another General Election is approaching and partisan politics is in the air again – filled with its treachery and betrayals, nights of long knives, wisdom and tomfoolery, promises and deceits, hopes and frustrations with sharks and hawks of all hues jostling for supremacy.
By Hassan Gimba
A speech delivered by Hassan Gimba, Publisher of Neptune Prime online newspaper and magazine and Chairman, Northeast Publishers’ Forum, who was Guest Speaker at the 6th Annual Awards and Recognition Night of the Northeast Star magazine, held on October 21, 2021, at the Conference Hall of AUN, Yola, Adamawa State. This article is considered imperative especially now that aspirants are coming out to work towards becoming candidates of their respective political parties.
By Godknows Igali, PhD
It was the Ancient Egyptians that entitled one of their intriguing literature "Book of the Dead", adumbrating with rather awry poignancy, and the inevitable duel of humanity with mortality. Death visited its pangs on the nation of South Africa and the African continent as a whole as, Frederick William de Klerk, (1936-2021) who had once ruled the country for six years and ace activist clergyman, Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu (1931-2021) got enlisted in its books.
