Unnecessary Glut of Parties In Nigeria’s Electoral System
Recently, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) registered a fresh batch of political parties. If the number of parties we have in Nigeria at present is not up to a…
Sowore, Moghalu and Durotoye: A Piece Of Advice!
Over the past decade, many marginally Nigerian youths have failed increasingly and become confused about the tide and direction of their country’s future. The failure is not entirely their fault…
Bukola Saraki’s Amoral Political Life and the Gathering Tempest
People like Bukola Saraki, the hugely compromised and controversial Senate President, believe that Nigeria is perpetually indebted to them. How he and his likes came about that ingrained entitlement mentality…
Dealing with the Aftermaths of Defection In Nigerian Politics
As the 2019 general elections approaches, Nigerian politicians are moving camps, divorcing and marrying new political suitors and erecting new shades to ply their political trade. Defection, the choice name…
Python Dance and the Trials of Muhammadu Buhari
In between 1986 and 1990; Nigeria had a Prof. Jerry Gana; who as the Director of MAMSER- Mass Agency for the Mobilization of Social and Economic Reform; regaled Nigerians with…
Ekweremadu and his Increasing Anti-Buhari Rants
Any day Ike Ekweremadu, the deputy senate president wakes up and didn’t abuse or blame President Buhari for one reason or the other is certainly an odd day. He literarily…
Buharism: A Doctrine That Will Change The Way We live in Nigeria
A great leader’s courage to fulfill his vision comes from passion, not position. —John Maxwell The term Buharism evolved during the regime of General Muhammadu Buhari in 1985. “Buharism is…
Kayode Fayemi: He Who Laughs Last, Laughs Best
When he was manipulated out of power in a bizarre and reckless manner in 2014, it was not certain if Dr. John Kayode Fayemi envisaged that four light years later,…
Neo-slavery in Italy? The Conflicting Status of Nigerians in Italy
Italy’s race relations between white Italians and its African migrants and black Italians, while not stellar, may not be as dire as race relations in America, but economic opportunities afforded…
Of Einstein, April and Nigeria: Morrison, Soyinka, Obasanjo and Adichie
The Theoretical Physicist, Albert Einstein, described as the greatest Scientist of the 20th century, passed away on April 18, 1955. 63 years ago. Certain events and persons in Nigeria remind…