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Tinubu, Idris, and a whole new 2027 campaign, by Suleiman A. Suleiman

Nigerians paying close attention to the emerging 2027 presidential campaign would by now have the sense, as I have, that this election will be very different from previous ones. We are only a few weeks in, no doubt, but it seems clear enough that this election will be fought on policy and strategic voter engagement. […]
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What happens to N100 billion bond proposal of Ogun State?

Let us forget for a moment that somebody offered N1 billion bribe. Or that another had an offer of N12 million. But let the government people answer the fact whether the projects projected under the N100 billion bond have been financed by the Federal Allocation and the Internally Generated Revenue in 2010 budget.

One thoughtful evening with Kola (2)

The conversation between Kola and I had been on for about half an hour when his son, Afolabi, entered to announce that he was ready to travel to Lagos, enroute a West African country to resume his summer school.

end of marginalization

It has been used often to conjure the spectre of discrimination to attract sympathy for a just claim and, at times, for an unmerited advantage. One can hardly fault that stance though, since self-love is hardly as unprofitable as self-neglect.

Infidelity is not encouraged in marriage

Everyone who has been with Woman to Women for a while know that we have dealt with this issue. Any woman knows that it is so wrong to be in a marriage and to be having sex outside that marriage. It is an abomination. Every religion is against it. Womanhood is so special.

Liberty for some, colonialism for others

THE French in 1789 carried out what can be termed a universal revolution. It declared in its violent overthrow of the monarchy that all “men are born free and remain free and equal in rights”. Human beings, the revolution declared, can do anything with their freedom, provided they respect the liberty of others. In proclaiming freedom, liberty and equality for the human race, the French revolutionaries affirmed that resistance to oppression is legitimate.

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