Bolaji Aregbeshola

Bolaji Aregbesola contributes from Nigeria.

When the foundation of the Nigerian State is faulty, what can the poor masses do?

Nigeria has been facing constitutional crisis since independence in 1960. The 1999 Constitution is also the reason for the call for secession, disintegration, restructuring...

It’s The Economy, President Buhari!

There have been numerous studies and debates around the world as to how much influence presidents have on the economy but regardless of the...

Debt Creation & Nigeria’s Future Generation

Former Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN) recently made a statement over allegations of corruption during his eight years as governor...

Buhari’s Appointments & Nigeria’s Ethnic Divide

The age-long ethnic division and mutual suspicion among Nigerians have been brought to the fore once again. President Buhari recently announced the appointment of...

The Unemployed Nigerian Youth

When there was oil boom and a somewhat stable economy, the issue of unemployment was a very big problem. Now that Nigeria is experiencing...

President Buhari Must Succeed

“Failure is not an option for us. We will not contemplate it’’. These were the words of President Buhari at the United States Institute...

Disagreements Among APC Members

During the 2015 general elections, APC won across most states, had a majority in the National Assembly and also won the presidency. The progressives...

Winning the fight against corruption

President Buhari has made the fight against corruption one of his key priorities as he settles in for the task of nation building in...

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