Tinubu’s Figures, Atiku’s Counter: Let the 2027 debate begin, by Emmanuel Aziken
There was something remarkable about the political exchange that followed President Bola Tinubu’s Independence Day address on Thursday. It was not merely the sharpness of the disagreement. It was the speed. Within hours of the President presenting his economic record and declaring that Nigeria had reached a turning point, Atiku Abubakar was before the country […]
Beyond the ‘Satanic’ Attack on Wike, By Emmanuel Aziken
If Gumi prefers that lethargy to progress he is on his own
Igbo men with conscience enjoying Tinubu’s soaked slice of bread, By Emmanuel Aziken
There is no doubt that there is a deliberate effort by the APC to buy out opposition in the land and Senator Ubah is about the latest bargain.
Tinubu and Atiku: The story of common betrayal, By Emmanuel Aziken
The declaration of Tinubu as president by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC last February may have consumed whatever was left of their tenuous political relationship. The expense that Atiku put to unravel things that the president claims could cause him irreparable damage is shocking to some.
The Political Dimension To Church Succession: The Odukoya Scenario, By Emmanuel Aziken
It is simply ludicrous that some of the disciples of the late Odukoya who were with him when the ministry was started and who would have helped in nurturing the young Jimmy even before he went into Nollywood would now come kowtow to him because of the ‘anointing’.
A Deputy Governor’s lessons in humility, By Emmanuel Aziken
His apparent failure to manage Comrade forced him out of the All Progressives Congress, APC to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP where he was grudgingly accepted. Just as in the APC, Obaseki has had to fight with his benefactors, notably, Chief Dan Orbih who managed his re-election campaign in 2020.
