John Cardinal Onaiyekan spoke a bit too much, by Rotimi Fasan
The storm that has followed the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria’s visit to President Bola Tinubu would certainly not have occurred had the Archbishop Emeritus of Abuja, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, not taken to the airwaves in the form of a television interview he granted Arise News Prime Time anchor Charles Aniagolu to not only speak about […]
From Kogi, Imo to Bayelsa, the incumbents still rule the roost, By Rotimi Fasan
In the end it was Hope Uzodimma, Usman Ododo amd Douye Diri who emerged victorious in the just-concluded governorship election in Imo, Kogi and Bayelsa states. Clearly, the governing parties in all the three states that participated in this so-called off-season elections were set for victory and eventually won. There were allegations of irregularities quite […]
Another reminder: It’s now time for governance not politics, By Rotimi Fasan
It is obvious that some Nigerians don’t see anything good about the country; they cannot bear to hear any good thing about the president and would go just to any length to show that the country is headed downhill
What Tinubu, Atiku and Obi must do after the Supreme Court judgement, By Rotimi Fasan
The opposition should should insist on an inclusive government that takes every part of the country as its constituency; the president should make deliberate effort to reach out to sections of the country that either did not vote for him or are opposed to his government
Can the Supreme Court satisfy Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi? By Rotimi Fasan
Whatever are the contents of the files, how would they impact or have impacted the outcome of that election that was held in Nigeria?
The American way is not the Peter Obi way, By Rotimi Fasan
After the matter had generated far more heat than light and was being overtaken by other events, then did Peter Obi jump into the fray with a so-called world press conference at which he sermonised about the need for the president to re-introduce himself to Nigerians.
