Ohakim, Okigwe and the Unfinished Conversation in Imo
An analysis of Imo State's leadership debate, focusing on Okigwe Zone, Ikedi Ohakim's experience, and the need for continuity and justice in governance.
An analysis of Imo State's leadership debate, focusing on Okigwe Zone, Ikedi Ohakim's experience, and the need for continuity and justice in governance.
Peter Obi warns that weak institutions and rule of law crisis are driving investor doubt in Nigeria, urging judicial independence and institutional reform.
SDP presidential candidate Adewole Adebayo says Nigeria has not achieved true democracy, only civilian rule, citing weak institutions, poverty, and insecurity as evidence.
Kwara APC elders reject Speaker Danladi-Salihu as gubernatorial candidate, citing lack of capability and a flawed primary process, warning party may lose state.
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RecommendedFormer Head of State General Abdulsalami Abubakar reveals how a clique of officers marked him for elimination and how he advised Abacha to disband them, in his autobiography.
An analysis of Anambra Governor Charles Soludo's leadership, highlighting his achievements against fraud and sit-at-home, while critiquing his selective criticism of Peter Obi.
A reflection on 27 years of Nigerian democracy, comparing it to military rule and highlighting widespread dissatisfaction, corruption, and ethnic tensions.
As 2027 elections approach, Nigeria's opposition struggles with internal divisions, lacking the unity needed to challenge President Tinubu and the APC effectively.
Oriyomi Hamzat, founder of Agidigbo FM, denies any connection to criminal suspect Surajudeen Adio Babatunde, accusing political opponents of a smear campaign.
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RecommendedOn June 12, experts warn Nigeria's democracy is hollowed out, with executive dominance eroding checks and balances, judiciary independence, and electoral integrity, urging urgent reforms.
ADC criticizes President Tinubu's Democracy Day speech, calling it a self indictment and evidence of failure to deliver democratic dividends, with unfulfilled promises.
As Nigeria marks Democracy Day, the nation reflects on unfulfilled promises of freedom, justice, and prosperity, with rising insecurity, poverty, and weak leadership.
Peter Obi responds to Nigeria's failure to qualify for the FIFA World Cup, urging fans to reflect on leadership shortcomings and calling for youth engagement to transform the nation.
Minister of State for Defence Bello Matawalle asserts President Tinubu will win overwhelmingly in North-West and North in 2027, citing security and development gains.
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RecommendedColonel TG Ajato makes history as first International Fellow to win the Frank Kelly Writing Award at US Army War College, earning Master's in Strategic Studies.
Oyo SSG, Prof. Musibau Babatunde, and Prof. Tunji Olaopa urge Nigeria to move beyond electoral milestones and address governance deficits at the NPSA conference in Ibadan.
The Nigerian Senate is reviewing a bill that would replace the current two-term system with a single six-year term for presidents and governors, aiming to reduce campaign distractions.
Samuel Aruwan reflects on Emir Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli's 60th birthday, highlighting his leadership in security, crisis management, and institutional building in Kaduna State.
An analysis of how political disagreement is often mistaken for betrayal in Nigeria, emphasizing that the freedom to choose is the soul of democracy, not treason.
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RecommendedThe House of Representatives has summoned Nigeria's service chiefs and NSA Nuhu Ribadu to brief lawmakers on worsening insecurity, following a motion by Hon. Sulaiman Gumi.
An analysis of the tension between citizen participation and political representation in Nigeria, arguing both are essential for democratic deepening beyond mere electoral rituals.
Peter Obi challenges President Tinubu's claim of revenue surge, noting rising debt and worsening poverty. He demands transparency on public fund management.
Professor Stephen Sinikiem Azaiki's appointment as CPAA director in Poland creates a strategic bridge for Bayelsa's development, leveraging his expertise in academia, administration, and diplomacy.
Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi responds to criticism over his Ibadan visit, dismissing Islamisation claims and insisting on his right to travel freely in Nigeria.
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RecommendedOndo Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa struggles with 'accidental governor' label, legacy of predecessor Akeredolu, and growing criticism over governance and policy continuity.
Primate Elijah Ayodele criticizes Nigeria's First Lady Oluremi Tinubu for donating cars to APC women while ignoring abducted schoolchildren in Oyo State, warning it may cost President Tinubu the election.
Former SGF Babachir Lawal claims his 2017 removal was a political setup, defends grass-cutting contract, and renews criticism of Atiku Abubakar, warning that supporting him aids Tinubu's re-election.
Nigeria's democracy suffers from emotional voting. President Tinubu's reforms, though painful, are consequential. Aspirants aren't reversing key policies, raising questions about real alternatives.
Analysis urging former President Goodluck Jonathan to avoid the 2027 presidential race, citing risks to his reputation as a respected elder statesman.
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RecommendedThe Berlin Conference of 1884-85 divided Africa arbitrarily, leaving lasting scars. But Europe's own borders are similarly artificial, challenging the narrative that Africa's woes stem solely from colonial constructs.