In The National Interest: UK launch exposes deep frustrations about Nigeria, by Olu Fasan
Olomu Kingship: A model for seamless transition, by Francis Ewherido
Romancing crisis, succeeding with difficulty, marching on with hope — the story of the Super Eagles!
Why Is the Promise of 60 Years Unravelling? By Azu Ishiekwene
Rewarding brigandage: When the Security Council seeks to reverse the General Assembly, by Owei Lakemfa
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Subscribe2027: Done deals, dumb deals, by Hakeem Baba-Ahmed
“ A snake cannot bite you unless it is close to you.”— African proverb There is something eerily unprecedented about the current circumstances of political parties in Nigeria. In a way, they are the dream of the speculator and a nightmare for politicians looking for firm grounds to stand on as the contests for mandates in 2027 […]
FIX FOOD FIRST AND FAST OR FORGET IT
By Dele Sobowale The great Indian leader and liberator made that remark before he was assassinated in 1948 at a time when his country, now divided into at least three nations, suffered from food scarcity worse than Nigeria is experiencing now. Certainly, it can also be said that there are millions of people in Nigeria today, […]
Oil and Power: The case of the Working People versus Dangote, by Owei Lakemfa
Oil is sweet. Never mind if it is categorized as sour, sweet or light; oil is always sweet and smoothens the throats of the rich. Similarly, power is sweet. It is a common saying that people should not be trusted until they have power and money. So, a combination of oil and power, can intoxicate. It is […]
James Omotosho: A judge and his À La Carte Law
One month after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu proclaimed a state of emergency over Rivers State last March, on 18 April 2025, former Rivers State Governor, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, and Life Member of the Body of Benchers, Nyesom Wike, held one of his beverage-powered media encounters in Abuja, during which he proclaimed with characteristic exuberance that his successor as Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, “should thank Mr. President” for the emergency proclamation.
The die is cast, by Patrick Omorodion
The Roman General, Julius Caesar made this statement popular many centuries ago. In gambling, it’s a game of throwing a dice, a game of hazard or chance. That is the crossroad the Super Eagles have reached in their attempt to qualify for the 2026 World Cup scheduled to hold in Canada, Mexico and the United […]
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