How not to read Governor Adeleke’s victory, by Rotimi Fasan
At dawn on Sunday, the 17th of August, Governor Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke of the Accord Party had been announced as the winner of the governorship election that started less than twenty-four hours earlier. With just over half a million votes cast in his favour, the ebullient governor was returned to office for another four-year […]
The Zamfara massacre: making sense of nonsense
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
What should the contradictions of the Buhari presidency tell us?
Can something be going on in Aso Villa that is beyond the power of the president to resolve? Is it the case that Buhari cannot help himself in his present circumstance in which case he would need Nigerians to come to his rescue?
OBJ to Buhari: Sieving the grain from the chaff
What Nigeria needs now is a complete break from past perambulation, the repeated cycle of idiocy, merry-go-round and manipulation orchestrated by a discredited class of civilians, military turncoats and sundry journey men
As Obasanjo takes the whip to Buhari
And Nigerians should in a way be thankful that we still have such voices as Obasanjo’s despite his very obvious shortcomings
Muhammadu Buhari doesn’t yet get it
If President Buhari needs to think for so long before acting at a time when many Nigerians were being slaughtered, for how long would he need to think if and when Nigeria is under external aggression?
