Saying it as it is (3)
By Douglas Anele Many Nigerians are wondering why more than three weeks since the current fuel scarcity began nobody has been sanctioned. Maybe what is playing out is the sacred cow syndrome in which certain individuals because of their connections with people in power can do anything and get away with it, which is why […]
The problem of retrogressive politics in Nigeria (5)
It is necessary to point out that the traditional British parliamentary system bequeathed to Nigerians by the colonialists was unsuitable for the country
The problem of retrogressive politics in Nigeria (3)
On the national stage, the preoccupation of Ahmadu Bello and his closest allies was to maintain and consolidate northern political domination of Nigeria, a mindset that has remained relatively unchanged among the dominant segment of the northern ruling elite till now
The problem of retrogressive politics in Nigeria (2)
The Richard’s constitution which divided the country into three legislative regions created favourable conditions for tribal politics and inter-regional tensions
The problem of retrogressive politics in Nigeria (1)
The escalating social anomie is the heavy price those of us at the receiving end of misgovernance by the APC are paying for that error of judgment
Weaponisation of June 12 (3)
In my view, for the President June 12 is a weapon or steroid needed to reinvigorate his drooping electability
