Against The Odds: Seyi Makinde And The Rising Talk Of A Presidential Bid
WHEN political onlookers gossip about Nigeria’s 2027 presidential race, certain names seem quite inevitable: they are the seasoned political warhorses,…
Category: Opinion
In 2027, Tinubu Won’t Win; The Opposition Will Lose, By Farooq A. Kperogi
IF economic health, social vitality, and the raw pulse of public opinion were the only indicators relied upon to prognosticate…
The Hidden Cost of Materialism in Modern Relationships
Introduction In today’s world, where glitz and glam dominate the social landscape, many relationships are quietly being choked by the…
One-Party System or Acceptance Speech? By Elempe Dele
I think the destruction of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, started around 2022 to 2023 when Peter Obi left…
US Mission’s Bias On Edo Election: America their America, Edo our Edo! By TONY ERHA
The world is fast changing its old garments. Yes, it’s tumbling down and gliding on its head. Agape love…
Has Democracy Led to Good Governance For Nigerians? (Part 1), By Prof Mike Ozekhome, SAN
INTRODUCTION Democracy, often touted as the best form of government, promises a system of governance in which power is vested…
52 Bokkos Killings: Analyzing Fulani Jihadism, By Erasmus Ikhide
EXCEPT I missed it by a stretch of tardiness, I’m yet to read any press statements from the 19…
How Not to Earn Fame in a Country: Post- Conclusion
VIRTUE and vice and vice and virtue are the concerns of writers everywhere in the world. Every writer in…
Fulani’s Dane Guns or AK-47 Rifles: Unpacking Northern Hypocrisy, By Erasmus khide
THE proliferation of small arms and light weapons in Nigeria has been a recurring decimal in the country’s security…
Revisionist Narratives On The Aborted Immortalisation Of Prof. Humphrey Nwosu, By Richard Akinnola
I watched with embarrassment, the huffing and puffing of Senator Adams Oshiomhole, both on the floor of the Senate and…