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Do not pity President Tinubu

“We have corruption, insecurity, and many problems confronting us … but don’t pity me. I asked for the job. I campaigned for it. No...

How long can Nigeria go under Tinubu?

I have always been fascinated by a phrase in the marital vows of Christians during wedding rituals: “till death do us part”! My candid...

Sixty-Six Seasons of Scandalous Scams and Slavery

Nigeria is celebrating her 66th Independence anniversary, and it can best be seen as a ceaseless sojourn in scandals, scams and slavery. The leader of...

Osun guber: Why the dance is ending for Governor Adeleke

By Adeyemi Oguntade ​The music in the Government House is still playing, but the people in the town hall are starting to walk out. For...

Government Approved Billionaires (GAB)

The publication of Forbes magazine’s list of richest billionaires almost always excites many Nigerians, but for me it is a highly comical matter, a...

Daniel Bwala and his Prophetic Inclinations

In the last few days, Nigeria’s media spaces have been inundated with the catastrophic appearance of Mr Daniel Bwala on Al Jazeera TV. Bwala...

Early Warning Systems: A Strategic Path to Curb Conflict in Benue State

Benue State, a region often defined by the scars of recurring conflict, recently found itself at the center of a pivotal initiative under the...

Ekiti 2026: Sustaining the BAO Effect

By Adesola Adesanmi ​In the volatile theater of Nigerian statecraft, where the pendulum often swings between populist rhetoric and detached elitism, Ekiti State is currently...

Osun 2026: APC and the Myth of Federal Might

By Olumide Ayoola The air in Osogbo is thick with more than just the dust of the harmattan as we crawl toward the defining moment...

Osun 2026: Beyond the Rhythms!

By Ayodele Oludare Let’s not deceive ourselves. When August 15 comes around, we aren’t just going to the polls to thumbprint a ballot and go...

Should The 2027 Elections Still Hold?

Time is an important factor in human engagements. That is why “time wasting” is repudiated by serious-minded, result-oriented, and committed persons. I remember a...

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What Nigerian Political Leaders Could Learn from The World’s “Poorest” President

I see undeserving idiots, mediocre, charlatans and thieves being lauded and acclaimed everyday by the government, the society, religious segments and even the academics with the conferment of dubious honours, awards and accolades, chieftaincy and religious titles and I say to myself, “Are we a degenerate and depraved people who have unfortunately become used to suffering and battering from the hands of an unworthy few?”

Nigeria Mad Mullahs and Historical Revisionism

The term Mullah is a reflection of the excessiveness and atrocities associated with fanatics in the likes of Osama Bin Laden and his cohorts, the Ayatollahs of Iran, and the Talibans of the recently deposed Neolithic regime of Afghanistan...

My Bottled Water Smells Like Rotten Egg And Luciano Is Tripping!

Guys, I recently met someone oh! And no he isn’t Nigerian and I am not saying were he is from, and I will probably switch to Pidgin English in a few seconds, because I don’t think I want him stumbling on this article...

The Godswill Akpabio Prayer Request

Many people vehemently argue with verifiable indices that Nigeria,...

TB Joshua: A False Prophet In The Synagogue?

Is TB Joshua a fake prophet in the Synagogue? Or put in another way, do we have a modern false Prophet exploiting the gullibility of Nigerians for his own prosperous end?

Fr. Ejike Mbaka: When People Are Not Entitled To Their Opinions

When people air their opinions on vital issues or...

Dr. Stanley Macebuh: Unforgettable Pathfinder of Modern Nigerian Journalism

Dr. Stanley Nkwachikwelumamaya Macebuh was a rare breed in...

If You Want To Write A Great Book, Go To Prison

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Manufacturers of Coups and Bandits   

Coups and bandits are all the rage these days. Just...

Niger Delta Governors: Where Is Our Money?

Why in spite of the billions of dollars that have been allocated and collected by various state governors and their governments is there very little or no measurable progress in the Niger Delta...