Osun: Three Candidates, One Verdict and a State at the Crossroads, by Emmanuel Aziken
Desmond Elliot exposes Tinubu, by Emmanuel Aziken
As Akpabio turns to prayer, by Emmanuel Aziken
Tinubu in a fix over next Lagos governor, by Emmanuel Aziken
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SubscribeEaster: Lessons Tinubu, Buhari followers should note from Jesus, by Emmanuel Aziken
About this time some 1,993 years ago, the most outstanding Personality to have walked the earth, Jesus The Christ was executed in Jerusalem, an event so profound that it split the record of time into what we now know as before and after Christ. His death has, for centuries, been interpreted as the ultimate sacrifice for the […]
APC’s closed consensus capsule, by Emmanuel Aziken
The decision of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to return the majority of its national officers at its convention through consensus may, on the surface, appear to reflect unity and internal cohesion. However, beneath that carefully curated image lies a troubling contraction of democratic space within the party, it is one that raises fundamental questions about the […]
How Umahi makes enemies eat dust, by Emmanuel Aziken
Nigeria’s Minister of Works, David Umahi, has always been a curious figure in the country’s political theatre. Long before he emerged on the national stage, his political style often reminded observers of the eccentric manoeuvres of the late Saleh Michika, the Third Republic governor of Adamawa State. Michika, who governed under the National Republican Convention (NRC), became […]
Obasanjo At 89: The Pan-Nigerian Dreamer, by Emmanuel Aziken
At 89, Olusegun Matthew Okikiola Aremu Obasanjo remains one of the most compelling figures in Nigeria’s political history, a leader whose presence still commands attention across the country and the African continent. Decades after he first stepped into the national spotlight, Obasanjo continues to stand as a symbol of the enduring quest for a pan-Nigerian identity, a […]
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 […]
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