The ‘frivolous’ suits to halt Tinubu’s inauguration
By Ehichioya Ezomon Despite the posturing, both sides of Nigeria’s political divide affirm the imminence of today, May 29, 2023,…
Category: Opinion
Urgent Need for Professionals Like Funmi Ayinke Waheed Adekojo in Nigeria – A Perspective by Moji Danisa
As Nigeria prepares for a new era in its democratic experience with the election of a new president, the composition…
Middle Belt Nigeria: A region on the brink of collapse
***A call for proactive engagement of international, local NGOs The Middle Belt is a multi-ethnic religious geographical area in Nigeria…
Celebrating a Legend: General Aliyu Mohammed Gusau @80
By Shehu Usman Iyal It is not unusual in parts of Northern Nigeria, for a new child to be named…
These final hours of “Mai gaskiya’s” Kakistocracy
By Tunde Olusunle The title of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s account of his stewardship as Nigeria’s President kept plodding in my…
Yari: Yeoman for the job of Senate President
By Esther Agada, Nkechi Anadu, Folashade Ogunremi and Zainab Shuaib We are the Mothers of the Nation; we gave birth…
Yahaya Bello, Louis XIV and the limits of absolutism
By Tunde Olusunle Since he became governor in circumstances which remain fuzzy over seven years ago, Yahaya Bello, the governor…
Election Petitions: Need for litigants, judges to avoid technicalities
By Ehichioya Ezomon In Nigeria, losers hardly accept their defeat, and virtually every election contest ends at the election petitions…
Who is afraid of Kingsley Idoko Ilona?
Our attention has been drawn to pockets of obviously poorly orchestrated campaigns of calumny against the person of Kingsley Idoko…
Of Hadiza’s jaundiced narratives about the NPA and Intels Saga
By Paul Njowusi Perhaps the most interesting account in the 17-chapter book, entitled: “Stepping on Toes” by Hadiza Bala Usman,…