By Bukola Olukemi-Odele Nigeria is grappling with a rising tide of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and hypertension. These illnesses are often closely tied to unhealthy diets,
Professor Siyan Oyeweso, 1961-2025: Our drum has been soaked in rainwater By Toyin Falola 3 AM, Tuesday, December 2, 2025. Morning came heavy, like the ancient drums soaked in rainwater.
By Toyin Falola Ajayi Crowther University is one of the few Nigerian universities that are focused on education wrapped in the garments of morality. The university typifies a mission of
By Toyin Falola Ajayi Crowther University, one of the fastest-growing faith-based private tertiary institutions over the last decade, is set to hold its 17th Convocation ceremony on Thursday, November 27,
Toyin Falola Despite the relative progress humanity has made in suppressing acrimonious tensions between and within countries, pockets of violence often reduce the achievements to a negligible portion. At the
By BOLA AHMED TINUBU PROTOCOL: It is with profound honour and deep respect that I address you this morning at the Opening Ceremony of the 2025 All Nigerian Judges’ Conference
By Samson O. Ijaola To celebrate a scholar is not simply the recognition of the tick of a clock; it is the occasion for introspection on the institutional, intellectual, and
By Toyin Falola The story of the Dangote Refinery represents something much more significant than just an industrial watermark; instead, it underlines the profound systemic contradictions at the heart of
By Toyin Falola On November 25, 2025, I will be a guest of Babcock University to deliver a “send-forth” lecture in honor of Professor Ademola, who is concluding his term
By Toyin Falola The story of the Dangote Refinery represents something much more significant than just an industrial watermark; instead, it underlines the profound systemic contradictions at the heart of
The NigerianCurrent is published by Current Media Limited (CML) based in Lagos, Nigeria.
The NigerianCurrent believes in the Nigerian Project and that Nigerians, businesses and the government must work together to defend that project.
Nigerian Current
© Copyright 2026 Nigerian Current. All rights reserved