Conscience Watch
Terrorists or their victims: Has Nigeria got its priorities wrong?
Few issues have generated as much public anger and moral unease in recent years as the Federal Government's policy of…
The Conscience Morning Brief | June 16, 2026
Good morning, Nigeria. Welcome to today's edition of The Conscience Morning Brief, where we bring together the stories shaping Nigeria,…
Why UK’s social media ban for under-16s could change childhood forever
The United Kingdom's decision to ban children under the age of 16 from major social media platforms is more than…
When the defenders are no longer safe
The death of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar in the custody of bandits should trouble every Nigerian. Not merely because…
[EDITORIAL] Beyond the bill: How to make state police work for Nigerians
The House of Representatives' approval of the State Police Bill marks a significant moment in Nigeria's evolving conversation on security…
Editorial: Oriire and the Dangerous Normalisation of Terror
When terrorists attack a school, they are not merely kidnapping individuals. They are attacking a society's future. The abduction of…
Nigeria’s insecurity crisis: A failure of will, not of ideas
Nigeria must decide what kind of country it wants to be: one where citizens adapt to fear, or one where…
