John Cardinal Onaiyekan spoke a bit too much, by Rotimi Fasan
The separatists pretend Nigeria hates the Igbo, by Rotimi Fasan
A defection that almost didn’t happen, by Rotimi Fasan
Donald Trump’s strike, tax reforms and elite conspiracy, by Rotimi Fasan
Another ambush of the tax reforms, by Rotimi Fasan
Is Bola Tinubu persecuting Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi? By Rotimi Fasan
A coup and its aftermath, by Rotimi Fasan
The North must own its problem, by Rotimi Fasan
Nigeria’s problem comes from the North, by Rotimi Fasan
Lt. Ahmed Yerima, this is not how to be a hero, by Rotimi Fasan
The genocide is not state-sanctioned but it exists, by Rotimi Fasan
Coups and rumours of a coup, by Rotimi Fasan
A president’s show of mercy, by Rotimi Fasan
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SubscribePENGASSAN and NUPENG as economic saboteurs, by Rotimi Fasan
Should it surprise Nigerians that in the lingering industrial dispute between Dangote Refinery and the oil unions, PENGASSAN and NUPENG, the NLC’s immediate response, its contribution to the matter, is to mobilise its members for a nationwide strike? Its call for a strike is based on the exaggerated influence of its tiny membership. The NLC and […]
Let those unhappy with Fubara fight their own battle, by Rotimi Fasan
Seventy-two hours after he returned to office following a six-month suspension, Siminalayi Fubara, the Governor of Rivers State, was with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on a thank-you visit. Looking chastised and sobre, Mr. Fubara told reporters that he had made peace with his principal and was ready to move Rivers State forward. He has made it […]
For Fubara and Natasha, it may be a brain reset to factory setting, by Rotimi Fasan
Siminalayi Fubara, the Governor of Rivers State, is poised to return to office tomorrow after the six months of imposed emergency rule by President Bola Tinubu lapses. Mr. Fubara has undergone the human equivalent of what technology experts call device reset. In the case of the governor, he seems to have experienced a brain reset. He […]
Is El-Rufai also among the prophets? Perhaps when he makes Obi president, by Rotimi Fasan
Since Nasir el-Rufai, the disaffected former governor of Kaduna State, lost his mojo after being played by his former friends in the All Progressives Congress, APC, he has assumed the status of a prophet. With all the petulance he can muster, he has promised to send President Bola Tinubu back to Lagos, away from the soft […]
Simon Ekpa, the ‘content creator’, gets his comeuppance, by Rotimi Fasan
Simon Ekpa, the so-called Prime Minister of the Biafran Government in Exile, the internet-based secessionist network of pretend freedom fighters who claim/ed to be fighting for the right of the Igbo to self-determination, was, yesterday, sentenced to six years in prison for terrorist activities and tax law violation by a district court in Finland where he […]
Obasanjo’s ‘court of corruption’, the NBA and the Chichidodo, by Rotimi Fasan
Is it not interesting that the media should be giving Nigerians excerpts from the latest book of former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, in the same week that the Afam Osigwe-led Nigerian Bar Association is holding its Annual General Conference in Enugu? President Obasanjo is by far Nigeria’s most published former ruler, civilian or military. Even when he […]
Okonjo-Iweala, the Nigerian economy and our politicians, by Rotimi Fasan
Nigerians may be struggling to survive at this moment as they have been in the last two and half years since President Bola Tinubu unmoored the economy from the burden of a criminal petrol subsidy regime that benefitted none of the poor Nigerians they were meant for. He abolished a dual foreign exchange system that left […]
Between the separatists and the builders of Lagos, by Rotimi Fasan
When I made the point that those who chose to criticise the Bariga LCDA for renaming some bus-stops in Lagos without looking at the action that provoked that reaction were being one-sided, I was merely calling for fairness in our evaluation of that episode. I affirmed the right of the LCDA to make that decision and […]
The Igbo claim on Lagos, by Rotimi Fasan
A Yoruba saying has it that when siblings leave a family gathering smiling, they have obviously not spoken the truth to one another. We are in such times of a family indaba and some truths, no matter how inconvenient, are in order. It was just last week that Nigeria’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Bianca […]
Peter Obi and his kurukere moves, by Rotimi Fasan
Nigerian politicians thrive in chaos and take pleasure in gaining the unfair advantage. They would sooner violate extant conventions, regulations and laws that guide electoral contests than abide by them. There’s hardly any aspect of Nigeria’s electoral practice that is not spelt out in the guidelines provided by the Independent National Electoral Commission and these guidelines […]
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