Our electoral umpire has reached its wits end. The incoming National Assembly must  review the 2019 elections and overhaul our electoral laws. The loopholes are gaping.  INEC has tried to be impartial and struggled to follow the  law. But with desperate politicians everywhere, undue legalism could be self defeating, could further injustice.

You can never  see it all in Nigeria. When you think you have seen it  all with mediocrity and unscrupulousness, someone pulls something new, egregious,  off the top drawer, and we all laugh about it.

In the end, Rivers is our shame. A political culture of violence unlimited.

Igbo is a migrant tribe. Lagos is a melting pot. Igbos will always abound in Lagos, any Lagos. They can’t be stopped. And can’t stop themselves.  They have taken their industriousness  everywhere. They have become the mostly widely dispersed and widely entrenched race in Nigeria and perhaps Africa. Lagos is where things happen.  Igbos are made for Lagos.

The country is still with him. He won popular votes by a huge margin. He won in four of the six geographical zones. Buhari has proved his point. He is the choice of the majority, esteemed letter writers and a council of bishops notwithstanding.