Not long ago, I applied for a replacement voter's card on C's Continuous Voter Registration portal at cvr.inecnigeria.org. The process was straightforward and glitch-free. I hope my application gets approved soon. No matter how much you protest on social media, the

One of the main challenges of moving funds across crypto wallets is the need for native coins on each blockchain to pay gas fees. Enter Simple Wallet! With Simple App, all you need is to deposit stable coins into a built-in gas station. In the background, it automatically provides

Nigeria is sitting on a keg of gun powder. The technicality of the law saved the day in the courts to the angst of the people who are very committed to ensure history does not repeat itself again. The security of the country begins with listening to the voice of reason as the

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The Lord's strength deserves our praise. It is perilous to stand outside his camp. If you dwell in the Lord's camp, you need not fear enemies, haters, or schemers. He pursues them relentlessly, thwarting their plots and ensuring they fail against you. These are the comforting

As a village boy, I found Levante's heroics against Atlético Madrid at the Estadi Ciutat de Valencia truly valiant and beautiful to watch. The big surprise and question for Levante today: Did you pour in all that effort just to lose to Valencia? Who else thinks Valencia will

The 55 senators who voted to retain manual transmission during network failures have emphatically declared to the world that their constituents are nowhere among the protesters outside the National Assembly. That is the democratic implication!

Three years ago, Nigerians elected three senators from each state and one from the Federal Capital Territory. Yesterday, 65 of those senators voted on clause 60(3) of the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill. This clause mandates manual transmission of election results (Form EC8A) if

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Come to this table. Think what you want, but the recent FCT Area Council Elections are revealing. It's not too late for the opposition to learn the lessons and take the right steps. Social media activism on electoral matters is relevant but ultimately ineffective if it doesn't

"Those whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad." This quote sprang to mind as I watched the story of a South East Minister weaponizing law enforcement to intimidate a vendor who had faithfully rendered services - yet remained unpaid despite repeated pleas during times

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Why is pregnancy the most likely outcome when two lovers face dire straits—like poverty, vast age gaps, or zero family backing? Is this nature's sly conspiracy to keep romance riding high through the storms, or just raw human stupidity—blithely ignoring the fallout?