Buhari just could not condemn Abacha or he would be indicting himself, condemning his own legacy of corruption through the PTF

That edifice, although constructed to fight crime, is like a visual image of the humungous nature of crime and corruption in our land

We are certainly in new territories of lawlessness when an appointee of a president can simply ignore legitimate orders of constitutional bodies

Nothing seems to be working according to order, yet our leaders, particularly our president, go about as if all is just fine; we are back in a sense to the state of insecurity that preceded the 2015 election, the only difference are the actors. Then it was Boko Haram. Now it is herdsmen

Surrounded by his non-performing appointees Buhari’s failures can either be shared among many or covered. This is why many will always hold him personally responsible for the mass killings across the country

It appears to me that the president’s comment is aimed at youths from a section of this country, namely, the Niger Delta and perhaps, anti-Buhari youths from the South East

Nigerians need more than a president who will stay in the presidential villa doing half a day’s job or spending much of his time on bed rest

Where government can no longer guarantee the security of the people, what is left to do?

Let everyone have their day in court and let everyone who knows they have no skeleton in their closet approach the courts in the spirit of confidence

Danjuma may have spoken the mind of many. But his words must be seen as a wake-up call to the Muhammadu Buhari administration to rise up to its responsibility to Nigerians

What has the president or his minders relied on in their comments on the killings in Benue and other parts of the country when there was no report whatsoever from the chief police officer of the country?

We are more than tired of taking a step forward and twenty backward; we have no place for soldiers

When a country fails her young people in the manner Nigeria continually fails the youth of this country, what right has such a country to the allegiance of the youth?

On at least two keys issues that constituted the core of its campaign exercise in 2015, the APC has failed Nigerians. Many cannot see the justification for the continued retention of Aso Rock tenancy by the party or its leader

Nigerian politicians and elite in various sections of the society have succeeded beyond anything imaginable in the manner they have employed ethnicity as a tool of separation among Nigerians