Democracy’s ragged salesmen, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Duty calls, again, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Tinubu, Yunwa! By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Level heads and informed decisions, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Mandela was angry with Nigeria, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
It’s a marathon, Mr President, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Life in a bit of the North, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Letter to Governor of Kano State, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
The illusion of political time, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Low-hanging fruits, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Like a Third World Country, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
Tinubu’s cross, By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
The speech President Tinubu did not read
After we lost our way
What is integrity worth?
Things that keep you awake: Sudan
Adamawa as benchmark
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By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed Do not stand in a place of danger trusting in miracles —Nigerian proverb IT would appear that terrorist activities across the land is on the resurgence. Certainly that is the opinion in much of the media whose major staple had briefly been replaced by the intensity of electoral activities. The terrorist himself […]
Damaging good cases
By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed Those who accomplish great things pay attention to little ones — African proverb SPENDING the Easter period as I did with younger relations who will not stop unwinnable arguments over the recent elections is the nearest thing to torture. Pausing only for prayers during the month of Ramadan when patience and tolerance […]
Enough
By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed ‘The fence a man builds tells you of his wisdom.—African proverb. ALL serious analyses would have concluded that the Nigerian elections of 2023 were going to challenge the very foundations of the country. All the explosive elements were prominent in the designs and plans to capture power and control of Africa’s most […]
My brother, Senator Dr Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed
By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed A tree is bent when it is still wet — African proverb OUR family is very large and intensely political. Our father came from Mauritania to Nigeria in 1920 and died 1987. He was also passionate about sharing Islamic knowledge and rendering public service. Northern political and traditional establishments embraced, and trusted him […]
For a plate of rice and N500
By Hakeem Baba-Ahmed ‘The strong do as they can, and the weak suffer what they must’.— Thucydides I HAVE no plan for writing this column. What I have are anger, troubling retrospection and a whole mish-mash of thoughts about our politics and our future as a nation. I thought there was enough to get INEC […]
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