Opinion
In 2027, Tinubu Won’t Win; The Opposition Will Lose
Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s greatest electoral asset may not be the loyalty of the masses, the success of his policies, or...
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Captain Ibrahim Traoré: The Soldier Selling Africa False Hope
What Traoré is selling is not a radical reimagining of governance. It is an age-old authoritarian tactic: discredit democracy, invoke...
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Nothing To Be Gained From Declaration Of State Of Emergency
By Eric Teniola The first head of government that declared a state of emergency in Nigeria was the then...
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The Toxic Culture Of Social Media Bullying And The Abuse Of Power In Nigeria
Even more concerning are the attempts by security agents to intimidate me from expressing my views. Since yesterday, unidentified individuals—claiming...
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“Tell Your Papa” as the spirit of Rwanda’s Simon Bikindi
It is not as if the folks at the NBC are not equally recipients of the mis-governance that has become...
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Dr Alausa And The Scandals In Federal University Oye Ekiti
One of the good things that the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has done in the last year was to restore...
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Selective Outrage Over Mass Murders In Nigeria
It takes self-reflexivity and self-awareness to rise superior to the default impulses that so readily and so easily crowd and...
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At 58, God Has Given Me A Second Chance
At the government hospital in which I was almost killed, a night’s stay in the ICU costs ₦150,000. I doubt...
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Natasha, Akpabio Matter: Public Outrage Must Not Replace Judicial Process
Policies that protect women in politics and public service must be enforced, promoted, and respected. Senator Akpabio’s leadership should not...
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Profiling Natasha As Segilola, Sweetheart Of 1001 Men
I have come to submit myself to the wisdom in one of legendary Yoruba musician, Ayinla Omowura’s songs, which says,...
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