Dr. Wunmi Akintide

Dr. Wunmi Akintide is a well known commentator on national issues.

Okonjo-Iweala For President Part III

There is nothing wrong or illegal with Obasanjo using his position to enrich himself, but I have observed a pattern in his propensity to want to cash in on every opportunity he has as one of the luckiest Nigerians to ever rule our country...

Globalization And The Emerging Consensus In Geo Politics

I feel perplexed as to why George Bush is still as popular as he is with his conservative base despite his flawed policies...

Obasanjo: A Once-In-A-Life Time Opportunity Lost

The third term agenda as I predicted has already failed. This article is my own post mortem on Obasanjo’s worst mistake as a leader and statesman...

How I Wish…

How I wish that Nigeria, my country, could share a few of the fundamentals that have transformed another British colony into, arguably, the greatest country on Earth, and the Leader of the Free World in less than 200 years of its Independence...

How I Wish…

How I wish that Nigeria, my country, could share a few of the fundamentals that have transformed another British colony into, arguably, the greatest country on Earth, and the Leader of the Free World in less than 200 years of its Independence...

Okonjo-Iweala For President

Any leader can only do but so much and let go, because building a nation is never a one man job, and is never finished. I don't care if you are a Goliath in mufti or uniform. Hand over the damn thing to Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala...

Obasanjo's Address To The Nation…

I did not intervene to stop the debate on whether or not I should serve a third term in obedience to God. The same God has now told me it was time for me to return to my Ota Farms...

“Two Skunks At The Picnic”

There are some striking similarities between President Bush and President Obasanjo that qualify them as identical twins, if you compare their track record as leaders and forget their skin color, their background or the yawning gap in the level of development their two countries have seen...

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