Osun 2026: Between politics and law, by Tonnie Iredia
Whose time is it? By Patrick Omorodion
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It’s exactly a week to Christmas; when we remember the birth of our Lord Jesus; our Saviour, our Redeemer, the Lamb of God.
Jimoh, the Arch Judas of Ondo diocese
Nigerian politicians are not a moral lot. And our political field, unfortunately, has no hedges. Without a political culture , without the guidance of tradition, without institutions, riotous baser instincts can roam unconstrained. Politics is a dirty game. But the exceptional contempt our politicians have for ethical bounds makes our politics unbearably filthy. Scandals are now mundane. A populace gifted with elastic spirits has been taking unending manifestations of depravity in their famished strides. But they won’t stop plumbing new depths. And now it’s Jimoh .
How long should courtship be?
People in relationships should be allowed to make their mistakes and learn
Where is the unity in Buhari’s government?
Even in the highest echelons of government there was no doubt that Magu’s rejection as the substantive chairman of the EFCC was received with unusual plaudit
The collapse of the house of God
Unfortunately our religious leaders seem to be encouraging us to build on sand and not expect a building collapse
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