#Politics > Still on the Buhari, Tinubu and Saraki Affair
I am an adopted ‘Lagos boy', a self-styled ‘Buharist’, a fan of the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, and...
First 100 Days of Change By Enitan Okediji
“Let me assure you that if I am elected President… we will always act on time and not allow problems to irresponsibly fester.” This...
Opinion: You can’t win an Election with Propaganda and Expect to Rule with It
And whenever you ask my brothers from the South-West why they wanted Goodluck Jonathan out of power, one of the reasons they give was...
Deeper Reflection: My Random Thoughts about the State of the Nation by Bayo Adeyinka
I am writing this post with a lot of caution and trepidation. I have never subscribed to ethnic chauvinism, and I actually detest being...
Why Nigerian Senate Must Be Attentive By Olawale Saka
Over the years, despite its constitutional and statutory authority to screen and confirm the nominees of the President, the Senate has been derelict to...
The Ayade Race
In 2014 I met some Cross Riverians in Abuja and we got talking about the politics of Cross River State. And this perfect gentle...
Blackmail: Bukola Saraki’s Cost Of Ambition
Over the years, we hear the names and success-oriented prepotency of great writers who have been mesmerising readers with skillful proficiency whenever they put...
Will The 8th Senate Score Another Goal?
Over the years, as our collective national purse has gotten smaller, Nigerians home and abroad have been clamouring for a reduction of the National...
Nigerian Politicians vs Electorates: Why Do Poor People Find It Hard To Forgive?
Why is it that poor people find it hard to forgive. Why is it that poor people find it difficult to unite against their...
Are UN peacekeepers doing more harm than good?
By Al Jazeera
Their job is to protect the most vulnerable people in what are often impoverished and war-torn regions of the world.
But...
