Gov Alex Otti’s “exit” plan controversy, by Ochereome Nnanna
A case for the “Igbo ranch”, by Ochereome Nnanna
Ndigbo and Tinubu: From dry loaf to soaked slice of bread
Caging a nutcase called Simon Ekpa
Pick your fights wisely
No negotiating the Presidency
Judges as partisan usurpers
Why Tinubu is cocky
The ‘Witch’ rating of 2023 winner
Living with Lagos Agberos
Atiku’s self-dwarfing ‘joke’
Avoiding Igbo-Yoruba crisis (3)
Avoiding Igbo-Yoruba crisis (2)
The Queen’s Britain stole our future
Rise and “fall” of PDP (2)
Rise and “fall” of PDP (I)
All eyes on Tinubu

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Why the Atiku, Wike standoff matters
By Ochereome Nnanna THE three major parties – All Progressives Congress, APC; Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and Labour Party, LP – are important to our democracy because the next president of Nigeria will emerge from one of them next year. In Nigeria, after God, the president is next in terms of power, authority and influence. […]
Risky politics of ‘placeholders’
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Tinubu’s Muslim/Muslim ticket obsession
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Buhari’s last-minute dissemble
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Did Wike just run for president?
By Ochereome Nnanna DID Nyesom Wike, the Governor of Rivers State, really imagine himself a president of Nigeria? As a lawyer, former local government chairman, chief of staff to a governor, minister and now two-term Governor of Rivers State, Wike is eminently qualified. But his bad mouth, bellicosity and lack of temperance have just robbed […]

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