NACRID Bill: Tinubu’s game changer? By Suleiman A. Suleiman
Atiku is right, subsidy removal needs revisiting – 2
Great communicators are built, not born, by Ruth Oji
Making the Common Northern Education Compact a reality: Pathway from Niger State, by Usman Sarki
A Daniel has again come to judgement in the Mambila Hydroelectric Power Project, by Rotimi Fasan
37 lives in custody: When the state becomes accountable to the dead, by Ejiro Ofoye
King Jaja’s challenge to Nigeria: Power, defiance and economic self-determination, by Dakuku Peterside
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SubscribeELECTIONS: Nigeria is still pursuing shadows, by Tonnie Iredia
In less than 4 months from now, Nigeria will hold its 2027 general elections; yet, not many would believe the assurances by the electoral body that the process will be free and fair. No one can blame the doubting Thomases because the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC is notorious for not keeping its word. Just […]
Why does opposition look less ready than they were in 2023?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
With the January 16, 2027 presidential election approaching, several of prominent opposition figures are once again pursuing separate tickets.
Bamanga Tukur and the In-Law Battle That Wrecked PDP, by Emmanuel Aziken
By the time Alhaji Bamanga Tukur entered the last major chapter of his public career as National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, he had already built a name that did not depend on politics. Indeed, politics was only one strand in an extraordinary career spanning port administration, business, government and pan-African economic advocacy. Tukur, […]
Licensed to steal and exploit by government, by Muyiwa Adetiba
Many in my generation grew up reading all of Ian Fleming books. For the information of the younger generation, Ian Fleming was the original creator of James Bond, that handsome, debonair but extremely ruthless British Spy whose exploits entranced the whole world when they were eventually captured on celluloid. James Bond was the one and […]
Besieged Borgu and Their Jagaban, by Ugoji Egbujo
In 2006, when the Borgu Emirate chose Tinubu, it could not have known it was choosing a future commander-in-chief as its chief warrior. Twenty years later, the jackpot looks like rotten luck: no better than a dud cheque. Achebe said a man cannot live by the riverbank and wash with spittle. If only Borgu could […]
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