Restructuring: Dagger in the heart of the polity
Nigerians might not know it but a political swindle is underway. More than two years after election, the APC is just now setting up a committee to determine what Nigerians really want done
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Alhassan and co wrecking crew moves in on apc
The report that APC Governors and Ministers favour Buhari for second term only reveals how the black man does not remember recent history. Exactly four years ago, all PDP Governors and Ministers supported Jonathan
Read More Nigeria’s President in 2019 and the forty deciders
Jonathan becoming President in 2010 was unstoppable. The constitution took care of that. Jonathan elected President in 2011 was not an accident
Read More ASUU and its self-made problems
For the Minister of a government which allowed the country to be defrauded of over N1 trillion to claim that government cannot pay N92 billion or less than one percent, is an insult to the intelligence of Nigerians and discredit to government itself
Read More Again we have transited from President to problem
It should be obvious to both the proponents of “Resume or Resign” and the pro-Buhari elements that we are back to where we were in 2010 in many respects – except now that the situation has become more serious
Read More Nigeria’s political journey to chaos
Today, neither the All Progressives Congress, APC, nor the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, can be called a political party in the globally recognized sense of the word. They have become just machines established for the purpose of seizing the national treasury
Read More Nigeria: Where two heads are worse than one
Circumstances beyond his control have placed the Acting President in the awkward situation of writing and presenting a report to himself. It is unprecedented anywhere. At any rate, that is one probe which should never have been announced publicly. No nation probes its intelligence agencies openly just to appear transparent
Read More A modest proposal regarding El-Zakzaky and Dasuki – Why not house arrest? — 2
You can’t as a lawyer campaign for the rule of law and get into office to work against it and hope to enjoy a peaceful post-office life
Read More A modest proposal regarding El-Zakzaky and Dasuki – Why not house arrest? — 1
Buhari was not totally prepared to fulfill his promise to respect human rights. He was going to be selective and by so doing set a bad example for the people he leads
Read More The executive versus the national assembly and governors
Those who insist Magu should continue in office are being dishonest. They have no precedent anywhere in any country operating presidential system to back up their position
Read More Two captains, one ship, no destination
Herdsmen until his election were occasionally deadly. Since his rise to the top they have tacitly acquired the licence to kill and go free. No other group enjoys that immunity from arrest and prosecution for willful genocide
Read More APC: Sand house built with spittum on a sea shore
It took the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, sixteen years to demolish itself. The All Progressives Congress, APC, has created a new Nigerian record by becoming the first ruling political association to disintegrate within three and a half years.
Read More Professor Sagay and the Aso Rock Disease (2)
The prosecution relied on the evidence of a person who represented none of these and who did not participate in the investigations
Read More Professor Sagay and the Aso Rock Disease (1)
So, the first thing I want from Sagay is a simple answer to two questions. Do you really believe in the rule of law? If yes, why are you working for a government which is disdainful of the rule of law?….
Read More American White House Becomes Nut House
Landing in America in August 1964 to start university education provided by US taxpayers, with American Government scholarship, my heart was filled with gratitude – just as my mind was full of wonder.
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