Election without political parties: Outlook towards 2027 (2), by Usman Sarki
“Democracy is not merely a form of government. It is primarily a mode of associated living, of conjoint communicated experience.” — John Dewey The reactions to my recent article, “Election Without Political Parties: Outlook Towards 2027”, have been several, and they raised important questions that deserve further examination. If political parties in Nigeria are losing […]
Dudu in the eyes of Sunday Dare, by Patrick Omorodion
Last Wednesday in Lagos, Godwin Dudu-Orumen’s book, SPORTS, POLITICS AND POWER was launched. And the book reviewer was none other than the former Sports Minister, Mr. Sunday Dare who is now Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu. I bring to you his views on the book and what it means to Nigeria’s sports. Enjoy it. […]
When a book threatened the author’s life, by Dele Sobowale
“If you hope to live a few years, buy shares. If for thirty years; plant a tree. If forever, write a book” – Japanese words of wisdom. To this I would like to add: “or have a book written about you.” One of the tragedies of African history can be traced to the fact that […]
Aso Ebi Boys: How G5 governors went from bromance to breakup, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Wike from Rivers, Makinde from Oyo, Ortom from Benue, Ugwuanyi from Enugu, and Ikpeazu from Abia
The irony of order, when power comes full circle, by Stephaniee Shaakaa
When VCs return to the departments they once ignored, they walk into the ruins of their own making. The leaking roofs, the obsolete equipment, the unmotivated lecturers
A party that lost its fathers and found its chaos, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Today, the PDP moves like a wounded animal limping, confused, snarling at its own reflection, unsure of which direction is forward
