By Pelumi Olajengbesi, Esq. The recent confrontation in Abuja between the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and a Nigerian military officer on duty has sparked an important constitutional question: who commands the Armed Forces of Nigeria, and to whom does a soldier ultimately answer? Under Nigerian law, the answer is unequivocal. The 1999 Constitution (as amended) vests the command and operational control of the Armed Forces exclusively in…

A reflective essay on the normalization of harassment, exploring how Mexico’s president’s assault exposes society’s quiet acceptance of everyday violations. The normalization of harassment is one of the most disturbing yet invisible forces shaping modern life. When Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum was groped in public despite her position and security, the world was forced to confront an uncomfortable truth: if such an act can happen to a head of state,…

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‎“When you have players like Nwabali, the way he behaves on and off the pitch matters,” Sodje said.

By Adeniyi Yusuf On Thursday, the Senate confirmed Dr. Bernard Doro, a dedicated Nigerian, as a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The confirmation came after a brief yet confident screening session, during which lawmakers expressed approval of his credentials and vision. Hailing from Plateau State, Doro, a seasoned technocrat, pledged to establish an inclusive, transparent, and efficient humanitarian system if appointed to lead the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs…

Long before the Senate confirmed his appointment as a minister, Bernard Doro had already distinguished himself as a passionate advocate for good governance, social equity, and accountable leadership. His nomination, now widely celebrated, is seen by many as a vindication of his years of commitment to transparency and people-centered politics. Through his “Bernard Doro Vision” Facebook platform, Doro emerged as a respected voice among Nigerians yearning for reform, integrity, and…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a concept reserved for tech hubs and innovation centres, it is rapidly transforming the economic landscape of rural Nigeria.  Once characterized by limited access to infrastructure, markets, and education, many rural communities are now beginning to harness the power of AI to drive growth, create opportunities, and improve livelihoods.  From precision farming and digital finance to healthcare and education, AI is emerging as a…

Starting a business in Nigeria doesn’t always require millions of naira. With as little as ₦77,000, you can build a profitable small-scale venture if you choose wisely and manage resources effectively.  In today’s economy, creativity and consistency often matter more than capital. Here, The New Daily Prime will show you the five practical business ideas you can start with ₦77,000 or less, and grow steadily with time. 1. Food vending…

In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed a massive shift in how people worship and connect with God.  With the advent of digital platforms, prayer gatherings that once filled church auditoriums have now found a new home online.  From Nathaniel Bassey’s Hallelujah Challenge to Pastor Jerry Eze’s NSPPD and Pastor Femi Lazarus’s Sphere of Light Global, virtual prayer movements are redefining how millions of believers experience fellowship, miracles, and revival. Read…

Nigeria is one of the most culturally and religiously diverse nations in the world.  With over 250 ethnic groups, each with unique languages, customs, and traditions, the country’s identity is a rich mix of faith and heritage.  Religion in Nigeria cannot be separated from culture; both have shaped and influenced each other for generations, creating a unique blend that defines how Nigerians live and believe. Before foreign religions Before the…

Discover profitable entrepreneurial ventures for Nigerian graduates seeking financial freedom and business success in Nigeria’s growing economy. In a country where job opportunities remain limited, many young people are turning to self-employment as a way to secure financial freedom and stability. The rise of entrepreneurial ventures for Nigerian graduates has transformed the mindset of thousands who now see entrepreneurship not as a last resort but as a path to success.…

Before saying I do, Nigerians must learn the key things every couple should know about love, money, and marriage to avoid emotional and financial heartbreak. Marriage is one of life’s most beautiful commitments, but there are certain things Nigerians need to know before saying I do. In a world where love is celebrated but divorce rates continue to climb, understanding marriage beyond romance has become crucial. Before walking down the…

The Yoruba movie industry, a vital arm of Nollywood, has for decades stood as a powerhouse of creativity, culture, and storytelling.  Known for its vibrant productions, it has produced some of Nigeria’s most celebrated actors, directors, and filmmakers whose works continue to shape the identity of African cinema.  Beyond its rich catalogue of films and iconic stars, the Yoruba film sector is also deeply rooted in the tradition of family…