FG secures £746 facility to modernise Apapa, Tin-Can ports
Tinubu’s Figures, Atiku’s Counter: Let the 2027 debate begin, by Emmanuel Aziken
Bamanga Tukur and the In-Law Battle That Wrecked PDP, by Emmanuel Aziken
APC’s ‘Unknown Bishops’ Get An Upgrade, by Emmanuel Aziken
Dan Orbih: The warrior who never left the battlefield, by Emmanuel Aziken
Atiku’s Desperation and Tinubu’s Panic, by Emmanuel Aziken
Osun: Three Candidates, One Verdict and a State at the Crossroads, by Emmanuel Aziken

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Tinubu’s daughter roars as his Lagos empire quakes, by Emmanuel Aziken
Just a week ago, your correspondent quietly and perhaps discreetly painted a picture of the emerging problems President Bola Tinubu is facing in his Lagos political base, using the drama around Nollywood actor and lawmaker, Desmond Elliot, as a window into the unfolding tension. The Desmond Elliot story helped to show how the President has, over time, […]
Desmond Elliot exposes Tinubu, by Emmanuel Aziken
The political troubles now trailing Lagos lawmaker and Nollywood actor, Desmond Elliot, may appear on the surface like a local Surulere power tussle. But beneath the noise is a deeper revelation about the way President Bola Tinubu has managed his political empire for decades, particularly in Lagos, where his authority has rested on a careful balance […]
Consensus Or Coronation? The new conspiracy against party democracy, by Emmanuel Aziken
Perhaps the most consequential political reform contained in the Electoral Act 2026 is not in the general election itself, but in the process that comes before it: the nomination of candidates by political parties Under the new framework, the familiar route of indirect primaries, otherwise known as delegate elections, has been removed from the legal options available […]
Inside Akpabio’s failed survival strategy, by Emmanuel Aziken
The failed attempt by Senate President Godswill Akpabio to amend the Senate Standing Rules was, from the outset, interpreted in many political circles as an act of self-preservation. The proposed amendment, which sought to restrict eligibility for principal offices to ranking senators from the immediate past assemblies, would effectively have shut the door against the return of […]
ADC Crisis: The untold winners of Supreme Court verdict, by Emmanuel Aziken
The decision of the Supreme Court of Nigeria to remit the leadership crisis in the African Democratic Congress (ADC) back to the trial court may, at first glance, appear like a procedural outcome. However, beneath the surface lies a profound reaffirmation of democratic principles and a subtle but significant boost to Nigeria’s multiparty system. At the heart […]

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