Can zoning arrangement produce an effective leader?
The annulment not only led to a major political upheaval but also created a deep sense of injustice on the part of the geo-political zone from whence the winner came.
Joe Igbokwe: When it’s a crime to love Buhari, Nigeria and Igbo land
He stood for what was right, fair and just, for centripetal, rather than centrifugal forces in the country.
#EndSARS Anniversary: A perspective and lessons learned
Also, we must learn from this incident that emotions either sincere or otherwise cannot and should not take place of truth.
Was there really a massacre at the Lekki tollgate?
As events of the last year have so pointedly taught me, the wheel of government propaganda grinds with blinding, all-shattering venom, obliterating anyone or anything in its way.
2023 Presidency: Between quota system and zoning
The way Nigerians determine who becomes their president in 2023 will show if they are concerned about building an inclusive country or not.
Lamido Sanusi’s manic megalomania in Kaduna
Some names are so far weightier than the titles they earned that prefixing the titles to their names belittles them.
The Essential Buhari: VP Osinbajo got it!
When he said Buhari was possibly Nigeria’s most popular politician that we have had in generations, I believe it, not just by the hearing of the ear, but because my eyes have seen it.
Pandora Papers: Peter Obi could have said ‘sorry’
In Nigeria, down is always up, up is always down, and everyone is always vertiginous.
Nigeria: Setbacks and Way forward through Structural Re-organization
By Mr. Ireke Ejindu Mang and Barr. Nwulari Kalu Udeh-kelvin
Democracy as we know is the government of the people,by the people and for the people.But however this definition has become a mockery in Nigeria....