jude obuseh

Nigeria’s worst affliction isn’t just corruption or bad governance—it’s tribalism. This poisonous undercurrent undermines progress in every sphere: politics, education, employment, and social trust. We’ve turned ethnicity into a qualification, …

Your village people haven’t won. Your family isn’t cursed. You are not unlucky. You are a young Nigerian stuck in a system that makes success five times harder to achieve. …

In recent weeks, the world was reminded of a timeless truth: no government, no matter how powerful, can permanently suppress the will of the people. What began as a government …

Nigeria talks big — biggest economy in Africa, fastest-growing at times — yet the basics fail us. Roads collapse, power is unreliable, factories struggle on diesel, hospitals are overstretched, and …

The boy at the bus stop had a smartphone more expensive than the tuition of an average Nigerian university. He was not on his way to class. He wasn’t seeking …

Forget Aso Rock. The real horror show isn’t always in the corridors of national power. It’s in the ramshackle offices of your local government, the ones with peeling paint, missing …

For over six decades, Nigerians have been prisoners of hope—chained not by a lack of vision, but by a surplus of lies. From the dusty campaign trails of the First …

Once hailed as the conscience of the nation, Nigeria’s pro-democracy activists who once braved military guns, tear gas, and prison cells in the name of freedom and justice are now, …

In Nigeria, democracy remains a dream deferred. While constitutions say power belongs to the people, the reality on ground tells a different story. Popular sovereignty—the idea that citizens decide who …

In a move that has sent shockwaves through Nigeria’s political establishment, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has officially resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), marking what could become one …

Former President Muhammadu Buhari has died in London at the age of 82, sending shockwaves not only through Nigeria’s political class but across millions of loyal northern supporters who saw …

Vice President Kashim Shettima has set the entire political landscape on fire with his recent explosive remarks in Abuja. While addressing dignitaries at the public presentation of former Attorney General …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …