Tactical voting: How opposition can defeat Tinubu without a sole candidate, by Olu Fasan
This is authorial licence. I am writing about a subject on which I have no particular interest, by which I mean that I’m not rooting for any candidate in next year’s presidential election. However, I am fascinated by how the opposition parties have been “strategising” to unseat President Bola Tinubu, yet doing so in fits […]
Greed or grievance: Nigerians agitating to belong
The real challenge in Nigeria is inequality and social injustice as enshrined by corruption and its corollary, impunity; injustice engulfes the poor and middle classes on a daily basis
When pythons dance: IPOB, Kanu and the Biafra struggle
WHERE is the operational base of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, now? Where does the struggle for a separate Biafran nation as spearheaded by IPOB stand today? Where is Nnamdi Kanu, the ‘Jewish’ leader, spiritual godfather and Commander-in-Chief of the ‘armless’ IPOB army?
Trump vs Kim Jong-Un: Is mass destruction inevitable?
“It appears that the members of the United nations have forgotten so soon the calamitous effects of the Two World wars fought in the last century at the cost of hundreds of millions of precious lives”.
Why Awo did not make West to secede
ON May 1, 1967 at a meeting of Leaders of thought of Western Region, Chief Obafemi Awolowo made the following declarations: “I consider my duty to Yoruba people in particular and to Nigerians in general to place four imperatives, two of them categorical, and two
The rising National Debt: A case for caution
THE latest statistics on the national debt indicate that we owe some US$15.05 billion to foreign creditors and a staggering N14.06 trillion to domestic creditors.
