adminMr. President, what lessons did you Learn from Rwanda?
By Ahaoma Kanu Hello Mr. President, I saw that you had a very interesting visit recently during the 2022 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Kigali, Rwanda; I…
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𝕭𝖞 𝕯𝖗 𝖀𝖌𝖔𝖏𝖎 𝕰𝖌𝖇𝖚𝖏𝖔 Peter Obi may be an old politician, but he is a new phenomenon. Almost 20 years ago, he ran for the Anambra governorship; now, he…
Will Tinubu back or abandon restructuring?
By Fredrick Nwabufo Restructuring. This has been the governing subject since 2015. It became very tendentious with the secessionist agitations and the killings by gangs of criminals across the…
Tinubu and Atiku: Birds of a feather
By Simon Kolawole Disappointment was powdered on the faces of many of the young people around me when Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo did not win the presidential ticket of the…
A Night at the Eagle’s Square
By Dr. Ugoji Egbujo Television cameras never tell all the truth. The APC Presidential Primaries was my first time at a major political event. A roadblock was installed two…
Atiku, Tinubu should embrace south-east and end the apartheid
By Fredrick Nwabufo It has been seven years of attrition, hate-bartering and exhausting recriminations. A new epoch is on the horizon, but the psychological mutilations from these years of…
Tinubu goes for the broke
By Gbenga Ogunleye A couple of weeks ago, on April 29 to be precise, I sent a message to my friend of over two decades, Richard Akinnola, complaining about…
Ayu: When will PDP learn?
By Clem Aguiyi In 2015, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, learnt the hard way when disillusioned Nigerians voted the party out of power. As if led by people under…
Will Buhari pick another Buhari as successor?
Ny Fredrick Nwabufo Foxy old Buhari. Artful. Deliberate. Unassuming but redoubtable. Principled but unaffected. He guards his mystery. He hardly betrays emotion. He keeps his real intentions secreted in layers…
Anambra and the epistles of terror
By Kenechukwu Obiezu AS South-East Nigeria continues to unravel under the burden of crushing insecurity, a people, many of whom survived the atrocities of the Nigerian Civil War, are…
The Osinbajo we’ve come to know
ONE of the many benefits of campaigning around the country is to give ordinary folks opportunity to meet with, assess their leaders and profile their suitability for the office…
2023: Delegates, Deciders Of Nigerian Fortune
By Ibe Pascal Politics is the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich, by promising to protect each from the other. To…
Nigeria’s next president deserves pity
By Frederick Nwabufo Expectations are high. Rightly so. 2023 has been roundly described as a make-or-mar year for Nigeria. Citizens seek change. Things have to change. The current socio-economic…
Jonathan and APC: Who is fooling who?
By Amaechi Ikechukwu I AM in love with the phrase, ‘political silly season’, which, I understand, possibly came from an article in the July 13, 1861 edition of the…
My Problem with ASUU
By Niran Adedokun Regardless of what points it might want to prove, the Academic Staff Union of Universities can do better than these endless industrial actions. Unarguably meant to…
