Why is Nigeria so unlucky? By Ugoji Egbujo
A childish sermon on Children’s Day, by Ugoji Egbujo
Afenifere and Tinubu’s cross, by Dr. Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu: Are we destined for more shege? By Ugoji Egbujo
Is Tinubu settling scores?
Tuggar, Eagles And Benghazi, by Emeka Obasi
Madam Tinubu and the Elephants in the Room, by Ugoji Egbujo
Independence and Bread Queues, by Ugoji Egbujo
The Bobrisky scandal, by Ugoji Egbujo
The EFCC, BELLO and ODODO: Stranger than fiction
TINUBU AND INSECURITY: The masses must be impatient, by Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu and Abacha’s ghost, by Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu’s perplexing parapoism by Dr Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu’s Perplexing Parapoism, by Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu’s Forgotten Promises, by Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu and his Black Beast, by Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu, Protests and One-party State

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Tinubu, protests and one-party state, by Ugoji Egbujo
Another lousy precedent has been casually constructed. Someday, we will have no teeth against a naked dictator. Many good but shortsighted people enable intolerance and ineptitude through ignorance or cowardice. Soon, we will be clapping fawningly like North Koreans when our leaders approach. This must be how that Rome of mass subservience was built. Some bishops run […]
The Ororification of the protests
The youths plan a public protest. The land has been feverish with hunger and suffering. The grounds for a protest can’t be more legitimate and compelling. The cost of living has become punishing.
The Ororification of the protests, by Ugoji Egbujo
The youths plan a public protest. The land has been feverish with hunger and suffering. The grounds for a protest can’t be more legitimate and compelling. The cost of living has become punishing. The weak naira has pauperised everyone, and the poor have been left without hope. The new government arrived with the old cluelessness. […]
Our Senate is a white Elephant, by Ugoji Egbujo
Our Senate is a luxury. Akpabio, the Senate President, can’t choose his words carefully. Recently, he reminded a female senator that the Senate is not a nightclub. He was rebuking her for not obtaining his permission before speaking. In his flippancy and uncouthness, idleness could be gleaned. Senator Akpabio received a letter from Ganduje, APC […]
Tinubu’s Ministry of Cow and Chicken Affairs, by Ugoji Egbujo
It’s haphazard. One moment, the Federal Government is pursuing the Orasanye reforms; the next, it’s churning out fresh ministries to serve political expediency. We took away the petrol subsidy to save the economy, only to become obsessed with distributing money and food to the public as if we can’t sit to think. Now, we have […]
The Emperor and his Expired Lawmakers, by Ugoji Egbujo
Sometime in December 2023, a bunch of Rivers State legislators woke up from sleep and decided to defect to another party. On the floor of the state legislature, before TV cameras, they gleefully announced their defection to the APC. Speaker Amaewhule, the megaphone for the giddy and pulsating others, prattled to justify the defection. He was conversant […]
The renewed hope promises: A soft reminder to President Tinubu, by Ugoji Egbujo
Once again, political promises have proven to be gifts that must be stored in perforated bags
Nigeria’s frustrating democracy, by Ugoji Egbujo
Democracy is a vehicle for development. But Nigeria wears it as a toga and retrogresses. Rather than fashion a democracy that fits it, Nigeria wobbles on in a borrowed outfit, prioritising dubious conformity over thoughtfulness. Those who grab power revel in conceit, lose sober reflection, and dwell in unbridled accumulation and arbitrary distribution of power […]
Tinubu’s first year: The Report Card, by Ugoji Egbujo
One year has passed. The bold economic reforms Tinubu started have faltered. On day one, he had removed petrol subsidies with a pumped fist. But one year after sounding revolutionary at oath-taking, his government now pays petrol subsidies through the backdoor. And because nobody bothers with transparency, Tinubu hasn’t informed the public how much he now spends […]
A letter to the Honourable Nyesom Wike, by Ugoji Egbujo
Your name says you are a man of strength. Some say you are a strongman. Others call you Nebuchadnezzar. You say you are a man of capacity, character and INTIGRITY. Hon minister, he, who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day. The gods are not amused when men play god. For some mistakes, […]
The EFCC and Betta Edu, by Ugoji Egbujo
The president suspended Betta Edu in early January. The EFCC must have seen something fiery in the smoke of the Betta Edu scandal. The initial investigation and suspension seemed swift and decisive. But those who applauded are now bemused. Because, four months after the president handed the minister to the EFCC for sifting, the woman […]
Kashim Shettima and Ice Cream Duties, by Ugoji Egbujo
We can’t spend 15 billion naira on building a home for a man who only flies to watch the Super Eagles and represent the president at Arugungu fishing festivals
Ododo Is Yahaya Bello’s Masterstroke, by Ugoji Egbujo
Until the improbable happens, Yahaya Bello is the genius and Nigeria,
the butt of jokes
The EFCC, Bobrisky, and Boblion, by Ugoji Egbujo
In Igbo land, if a grandma dances, she has to be sprayed cash. Putting the money in her bag or pocket drains the ritual of the ceremony
Our Airports: Some things never change, by Ugoji Egbujo
In 2013, I landed MM1 just in time to reach home to watch Nigeria vs Ivory Coast, a semi-final match of the 2013 Cup of Nations. Because I had only 15 mins before kick-off, I prayed for my luggage. If it was among the last to come out, I could miss a bit of the match. It […]

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