And Tinubu Blinked, by Emmanuel Aziken
For too long, President Bola Tinubu and officials of his administration have celebrated the removal of petrol subsidy as perhaps the defining demonstration of his courage in governance. To his supporters, it was evidence of a president prepared to take decisions his predecessors could not fully implement. Among Tinubu’s four predecessors in the Fourth Republic […]
Reordered 2019 election sequence: Politicians to answer own names on election day
The National Assembly (NASS) reordering of elections is all over the news. So too the ill advised intervention of INEC trying without much success to bar the Legislature from performing its constitutional responsibility.
On EFCC’s Magu and the CCT chair
Only when Magu’s alleged ‘malicious prosecution’ in the N10 million bribery case, is eventually resolved by court in favour of Justice Umar can the CCT Chairman sue for tort damages
Wake and see what? (3): Matters Arising
We shall all celebrate him in due season. For now, our only stipulation is that he should be allowed to work rather than being detoured with seemingly empty shouts of Wake and See at this early stage
Senator Adamu bites his old master, Obasanjo: why?
The only difference between Obasanjo and Adamu and his son is that unlike the latter, Obasanjo has never been docked. The Nigerian judiciary is too chicken-hearted to dock alleged corrupt former presidents
Like Baru, like Yusuf: Corporate governance failures in PMB’s govt
When we were hoping that we had seen the end of this kind of troubling incidents, then entered Prof. Usman Yusuf who was (or is) the Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance
