Across several state capitals, a subtler, quieter form of political voter suppression is taking root. It does not involve tear gas or disrupted rallies; instead, it manifests as empty steel frames and blank advertising canvases. State governors, wielding state signage agencies as partisan instruments, have turned the regulation of public[Read More…]
Editorial
Poison on Our Shelves: NAFDAC Can’t Fight Fake Products Alone
Every morning, millions of Nigerians step in front of a mirror, reaching for skincare creams, cleansers, and cosmetic products designed to enhance their health, confidence, and daily self-care. Yet, hidden behind attractive packaging and smooth marketing lies a toxic reality: a rampant, multi-billion-naira trade in counterfeit, unregistered, and adulterated skin[Read More…]
A Call for Sanity: Barrister Omale Omale and the Urgent Need to End the Bloodshed in Apa
The fertile lands of Benue State, long celebrated as the “Food Basket of the Nation,” are once again being stained by the blood of the innocent. The recent reports emerging from the Ojantele/Akpete ward in Apa Local Government Area are not just another statistic in a long-standing conflict; they represent[Read More…]
The OPay Fraud Epidemic—When Speed Becomes a Weapon Against the Innocent
By Consumers Assembly Editorial Board In the fast-paced world of Nigerian fintech, OPay has long positioned itself as the “king of speed.” For millions, it is the go-to for instant transfers, low fees, and a user interface that makes traditional banking look like a relic of the colonial era. But[Read More…]




