Osun 2026: Between politics and law, by Tonnie Iredia
Nigerian Killings: Is enough not enough? By Tonnie Iredia
Is every Nigerian judge corrupt? By Tonnie Iredia
Nigeria’s type of Labour Party, by Tonnie Iredia
Humphrey Nwosu: Senate did not surprise me, by Tonnie Iredia
Judiciary, communication and society, by Tonnie Iredia
Without public support, EFCC can’t succeed, by Tonnie Iredia
Democracy: Beyond removal of speaker Obasa, etc, by Tonnie Iredia
One week: 3 joyous Nigerian events, by Tonnie Iredia
Who says atomistic PDP cannot die? By Tonnie Iredia
Who is more important than a teacher? By Tonnie Iredia
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SubscribeCBN’s laudable battle against unpatriotic banks, by Tonnie Iredia
For the better part of the last decade, Nigeria’s economy has been quite troubling. During President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, the World Bank’s Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals revealed that the number of Nigerians living in extreme poverty of less than $1.90 per day superseded that of every other country in the world. There was not much […]
APC leaders and chieftains should emulate Tinubu, by Tonnie Iredia
By producing almost two-thirds of the 36 state governors in Nigeria, the All Progressives Congress (APC) which is the ruling political party at the federal level, has certainly established itself for now as the dominant political party across the country. It similarly dominates the 2 chambers of the National Assembly as well as the State […]
Restoring history to schools: Minister Alausa’s first goal, by Tonnie Iredia
Our police force as a matter of fact is yet to transition from the Paramilitary Constabulary of the colonial era set up to terrorize blacks and forcefully subordinate them to the political authority
Tax reforms: Bogus alarms by Nigerian politicians, by Tonnie Iredia
Whoever is fooling who, our politicians, be they apostles or opponents of President Tinubu, need to recognize that Nigeria does not belong to them alone
National Assembly should repeal criminal libel now, by Tonnie Iredia
The handling of the on-going defamation case between legal giant, Afe Babalola and social activist, Dele Farotimi has provided strong evidence that Nigeria has probably lost its fight against media trial. Many years back, there was the well-articulated viewpoint that because the word “trial” is associated with the process of justice, trial by the media […]
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