Tinubu can’t handle insecurity: Why does he want another term? By Ugoji Egbujo
A nation that conscripts its graduates cannot lose them on a federal highway, allow exchange of ransom, and call the aftermath a rescue. A few days ago, thirty prospective corps members left Oyo for the East. Twenty were taken near Owerri, on the Owerri–Onitsha road at Umunoha. Ten escaped. The local people who witnessed the […]
INEC chasing justice, littering the nation with inconsistencies
Our electoral umpire has reached its wits end. The incoming National Assembly must review the 2019 elections and overhaul our electoral laws.
INEC chasing justice, littering the nation with inconsistencies
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.
Taking absurdities to the next level!
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.
Rivers and Rivers politics: Our lingering shame
In the end, Rivers is our shame. A political culture of violence unlimited.
Lagos politics and the ubiquitous Igbo
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.
