Umahi: How Mary, not Habila, destroyed a powerful senator, by Emmanuel Aziken
As Akpabio turns to prayer, by Emmanuel Aziken
Tinubu in a fix over next Lagos governor, by Emmanuel Aziken
APC’s closed consensus capsule, by Emmanuel Aziken
How Umahi makes enemies eat dust, by Emmanuel Aziken
Obasanjo At 89: The Pan-Nigerian Dreamer, by Emmanuel Aziken

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Walida and Her DSS Man: When love becomes a national crisis, by Emmanuel Aziken
The uproar over the alleged love tangle between a Department of State Services operative and a young woman from Jigawa State has once again exposed the fragility of Nigeria’s religious equilibrium. What should ordinarily have been treated as a private, if troubling, matter between consenting adults has spiralled into a combustible public controversy — not because of […]
Two new absurdities of the Akpabio Senate, by Emmanuel Aziken
An associate once claimed that Senator Godswill Akpabio initially aspired to be a comedian before fate and fortune nudged him toward law and eventually politics. If that early ambition ever existed, one might argue that the comedic streak never entirely left him. As presiding officer of the Senate, he often peppers proceedings with humour, laughter, and playful […]
Remi Tinubu’s breakfast with Trump: Symbolism and substance, by Emmanuel Aziken
Oluremi Tinubu’s presence at the National Prayer Breakfast, an occasion that gathers leaders of faith and influence from across the world, projected a rare positive beam on Nigeria’s seriously darkened international image. At a time when global headlines about Nigeria often revolve around insecurity, economic strain, political tension and ethnic fault lines, the optics of the country’s […]
Decoding Mutfwang’s move to APC, by Emmanuel Aziken
When Governor Caleb Mutfwang formally stepped into the fold of the All Progressives Congress (APC) last Tuesday, it was more than a routine defection ceremony. It was a calculated political signal. And by the time he sat before a select team of visiting editors and declared that Plateau State had become the “crown jewel” in the political […]
The lies from Kaduna pulling Nigeria down, by Emmanuel Aziken
There are moments in a nation’s life when tragedy does more than wound bodies and break families. There are moments when tragedy strips a country naked, exposing the rot in its institutions, the poverty of its leadership culture, and the moral hollowness that has quietly become normal. The mass abduction of worshippers in Kurmin Wali, Kajuru Local […]

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