Spectacle of Sacrifice: Who truly owns spoils of Nigeria’s fuel subsidy autopsy?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Here stands the inconvenient counter-statistic. Can Nigeria’s minimum wage fill a seventy-five-litre petrol tank?
While he moves on, she must mourn forever, by Stephanie Shaakaa
They buried her on a Saturday. His girlfriend even attended the burial. By Sunday, he was being advised to “be strong,” “start eating well,” and “not let himself go.”
Ogun State scores again…and more, by Segun Odegbami
The idea of ECOWAS Friendship Games should not be disregarded. All 15 ECOWAS countries, including the embittered ones (Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger) will participate
Tinubu: Too supercilious, often superficial and too selfish, by Dr Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu’s government has become a propaganda factory. A government obsessed with spectacle over substance and relentlessly pursuing self-congratulation
Tinubu: Too Supercilious, Often Superficial and Too Selfish, by Ugoji Egbujo
Tinubu’s government has become a propaganda factory. A government obsessed with spectacle over substance and relentlessly pursuing self-congratulation. A governance style that prioritises the trivial over the transformative. Tinubu’s government is devoted to celebrating small, often inconsequential achievements while the nation is racked by hunger, insecurity, and economic stagnation. From commissioning incomplete roads to extracting political capital […]
Can Atiku be trusted as President?, by Emmanuel Aziken
The death ofPresident Muhammadu Buhari penultimate Sunday has unarguably upended politicalpermutations over the 2027 political succession, putting Atiku Abubakar in anunprecedentedly favoured position. Though Buhariwas not expected to be on the ballot, his image was largely expected to weighseriously on the options open to his followers. The myth of the 12 millionvotes around Buhari had, however, been […]
