Lessons From Osun 2026 and the road to 2027: Parties, personalities and the coming contest (2), by Usman Sarki
Silent Divorce: Why sexless marriages are the elephants in our bedrooms, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The Man Who Stood When Others Bent: Audu Ogbeh’s Final Lesson to Nigeria, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Tales of Betrayal and Aregbesola’s Difficult Task Against Tinubu, by Emmanuel Aziken
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SubscribeSouthern solidarity for Tinubu: Which South, what solidarity? By Ikechukwu Amaechi
One of the absurdities of Nigeria’s pseudo-democracy is the fact that those clamouring for President Bola Tinubu’s second term are not flaunting his achievements. Instead, the battle cry is the need for him to complete his “constitutionally guaranteed” two terms of eight years, not minding that there is no such guarantee in the 1999 Constitution, amended […]
KWAM-0, KWAM-1, KWAM-2, by Ochereome Nnanna
I struggled for hours to decide on the headline for this article. It happens sometimes. Yesterday morning, I watched a television programme where the presenters and guests used “KWAM-this-and-that” to describe the recent unruly behaviours in our aviation industry caught on viral videos. “King” Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, alias De Ultimate, KWAM-1, may not exactly be a […]
Between the separatists and the builders of Lagos, by Rotimi Fasan
When I made the point that those who chose to criticise the Bariga LCDA for renaming some bus-stops in Lagos without looking at the action that provoked that reaction were being one-sided, I was merely calling for fairness in our evaluation of that episode. I affirmed the right of the LCDA to make that decision and […]
Is Nigeria beyond redemption? A discourse on the state of the nation(4), by Usman Sarki
“Economics have an awkward way of overriding all other considerations“– John Buchan Recapitulating on previous experiences will definitely give us the direction towards which we can posit an argument whether we should be optimistic or otherwise about Nigeria’s present and future prospects. For, without a recourse to past experiences, the ability to make an informed […]
From 9Mobile to T2; telecoms sector still underwhelming in service delivery, by Okoh Aihe
When the article, ‘Don’t let 9Mobile die’, was published in February 2022, the service provider had nearly 13 million lines. It was struggling for life and had so many people wishing it well. It had commitments it could hardly meet and some of us thought it was better for relevant stakeholders to work for its survival […]
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