Yar’Adua: Between the Rule of Law and Public Sentiment
That President Umaru Yar’Adua is presently unhappy with the Nigerian Judiciary is not in doubt…
Femi Sobowale
Sobowale is a Nigerian-American, living in the Bronx, New York City.
Between Joaquim Chissano and Olusegun Obasanjo
That former
Obasanjo, Etteh and the PDP
Even though the president has repeatedly stated his zero tolerance for corruption, his immediate predecessor’s support for known corrupt political figures in the present dispensation might be his greatest problem…
Governor Murtala Nyako and Journalists: God Forgive Nyako
After reading Dr. Reuben Abati’s article on Governor Murtala Nyako and the press, I feel very sorry for the governor of
Between Usman and Soludo
It is expedient and desirable for the good of the country to avoid unnecessary diverse views about the country’s economic policies at this time…
Ribadu, Obasanjo, and The War Against Corruption
One is compelled to query the rationale behind the purported claim by Ribadu in
EFCC, The Rule Of Law, And The Rest Of Us
The present situation where the EFCC is reported to have violated the court’s order restraining it from prosecuting former Abia state governor, Chief Orji Kalu serves as a reference point…
EFCC and Indicted Ex-Governors
To show the seriousness and sense of purpose required for the enormous responsibilities the EFCC is saddled with, it is expected that the job at hand is handled with utmost care…
President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua: Promise fulfilled
Not a few observers believe that the electoral process that produced this administration has many flaws, and that only genuine reformation of the system can prevent a future occurrence…
The Naira: Politics versus Policy
Many pro-policy advocates were caught off-guard when the government officially announced that Soludo acted unilaterally without proper clearance from the seat of power, and therefore all actions on the proposed changes should be suspended…