It is a well-apprehensive fact that African youth are trading ignorance on governance. Nigerian youths that are well-endowed with credibility for good governance, just like other African youths have blocked and damaged emerging and existing opportunities to trend politically. Hence,…
INTRODUCTION We commenced this series last week with a detailed introduction of the subject matter. Later, we took a look at the history of oil exploration in Nigeria, where oil theft is carried out in Nigeria and those involved in…
IN the bustling city of Kaduna, nestled amidst its vibrant culture and rich history, lies a treasure trove of memories cherished by those who were fortunate enough to experience the golden era of secondary school education. During this time, education…
A renowned Nigerian social critic, human rights and pro-democracy activist, Comrade Igbotako Nowinta, has described Nigerian government under President Bola Tinubu as “shameless, insincere and wicked”, in his reaction to the statement credited to Nigerian presidency concerning a recent report…
THIS morning, I read Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Information and Strategy’s response to the New York Times’ blighted and damning report — as we know it — on the nation’s economy woes on…
“Biafra remembrance is about the people’s struggles and their faith in a glorious future” —Ebuka Onyekwelu As recent as 2020, May 30th was greeted with total wilful compliance in honour of fallen Biafra heroes. In 2024, the compliance is much the…
“In the end, the Southeast would need to rethink not just its politics, but its leadership” —Ebuka Onyekwelu The Southeast has a peculiar problem of leadership challenge and this reflects on business succession, political succession, and general order across the zone.…
PURSUANT to my last article, where I touched on the recklessness of the Govt. of Kano state under H.E. Abba Kabiru Yusuf, captioned: KANO GOVT: A RENDEZVOUS WITH RECKLESSNESS AND EXECUTIVE RASCALITY, responses came as expected. Some positive, while others…
On June 12, a day set aside to commemorate 25th years of Nigeria’s unbroken democratic experience last week Wednesday – President Bola Amhed Tinubu tumbled and fell. That’s the consequence of choking off the president from visible dystonia or huntington…
INTRODUCTION THE unfortunate misstep and subsequent fall of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu during this year’s Democracy Day celebrations (which he has since humorously dismissed as a form of Yoruba “dobale”—genuflection)—quickly swirled around and became the stuff of internet gossip and…
