As Nigeria inches closer to the 2027 general elections, a palpable sense of discontent and restlessness sweeps across the country. Once touted as the master strategist capable of bending the …
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Ever since Nigeria began its bumpy journey to democracy in 1999, the yearning for real change has been a constant refrain on the lips of millions. From the battered hopes …
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In a country of over 220 million resilient souls, the loudest cry echoing through the streets of Lagos, the red soil of Enugu, the marketplaces of Ibadan, and the farmlands …
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When the dust settled after the dramatic 2023 general elections, one man emerged as a symbol of a new Nigeria: Peter Obi. With over 6.1 million votes, he didn’t just …
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Let’s drop the sugarcoating and call this moment for what it is. The much-hyped ADC mega-coalition isn’t some celestial gathering of spotless saints marching in to save Nigeria’s soul. Far …
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In a country staggering under the weight of endless economic blows and decades of betrayal by its leaders, Bayo Onanuga’s claim that “ADC has no ideology, only hatred for Tinubu” …
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In a country where symbolism often trumps substance, Nigeria seems to have perfected the art of celebrating failure. The latest curiosity is how President Bola Ahmed Tinubu — widely regarded …
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Nigeria’s history has been defined by deep fractures. From its foundation, our country has struggled to forge true unity among its more than 250 ethnic groups, multiple religions, and diverse …
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Introduction: Historical Tensions and Modern Questions In light of ongoing developments in the Middle East, many individuals have raised questions about the historical legitimacy of the modern state of Israel. …
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Aliko Dangote. The name evokes power, success, and unshakable dominance in the world of business. As Africa’s richest man, with a net worth of over $13.5 billion according to the …
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The time has come for Nigeria to confront a hard truth: we cannot bomb our way to lasting peace. For over a decade, we have fought Boko Haram and ISWAP …
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The Illusion Of Indispensability: How History Proves The World Can Move On Without The United States
Empires once stood like gods on the world stage — mighty, unshakable, eternal. Until they weren’t. Thousands of years ago, ancient Egypt dazzled the world with its towering pyramids, centralized …
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It began, as many things in Nigerian politics do, with a whisper in the corridors of power. Whispers that Vice President Kashim Shettima may not be renominated as Bola Ahmed …
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“A great leader takes people where they don’t necessarily want to go, but ought to be.” These words, often credited to Rosalynn Carter, carry a heavy truth for Nigerians grappling …
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I wasn’t there in the late 1950s or 60s. I was born in the 70s—into a Nigeria already staggering under the weight of betrayed dreams and squandered potential. But every …
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o single out President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for Nigeria’s current woes would be dishonest. He is not the architect of this rot—he is merely the latest tenant in a broken …