Tragedy in custody: The deaths of young miners in Niger State
Jonathan, Dokubo-Asari and the path to Rwanda
The help of God
RE: Let’s collectively save the Emir of Ilorin’s palace
Between election postponement and constitutional provision
Agriculture: Returning to boost Nigeria’s economy
The Yorubas (3)
Democracy, Deferred: Postponed election, an embarrassment of bad choices, by Chimamanda Adichie
Buhari: Trivializing the irrelevant
Words that build a Nation
The Yorubas (2)
Analysing INEC’s postponement
INEC and worrisome statistics on voters
The Yorubas
Moments of Crossing of Paths with Jonathan
Soludo, Fayemi and Buhari’s ‘experts’
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Subscribe2015 elections: The devil’s alternative
A country with a very vibrant opposition is a blessed one. Man has not been able to master power the way it was purposed. Societies that have therefore succeeded in putting checks and balances to power excesses are the ones moving their democracy ahead. ‘Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely’, we have seen it in our parties and in government, that is why the APC’s current posture against the PDP in the coming election is a good development for Nigeria.
Letter to President Jonathan
DEAR President Jonathan, let me begin this letter by telling you what you already know; by reminding you of what you are not expected to have forgotten: the year 2015 has been predicted to be, and is being widely seen as, the year of Nigeria’s unravelling. The year that Leviathan contraption knocked together by Frederick Lugard for the glory of the British Empire, will totter back to its separate aboriginal parts and drown an already overwhelmed Africa with another swarm of hapless refugees in an unspeakable maelstrom of the typical African misery.
Politicians, oath of office and African deities
THE Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria states with such exactitude and society insists with much doggedness that, it is cardinally imperative for public office holders, professionals and officers at all levels to take an oath of office. This is to expurgate unpatriotic conduct and the underpinnings of corruption against the people, the state and the ethics of their calling etc. The oath of office is also to ensure that there is integrity, honesty and transparency in leadership.
God promises shall be accomplished
God is a God of integrity. He can never lie. I tell people always that even if God tries to lie, he cannot lie. It is not His nature. The one that lies is Satan. The bible calls Satan the father of all liars (John 8:44).
The Ugly side of Buhari and Jonathan, by Atedo Peterside
Opinion polls commissioned by ANAP Foundation and conducted by NOI Polls (using Gallup methodology) show that President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (GEJ) and his main challenger, Major-General Mohammadu Buhari (Buhari) are currently running neck-to-neck in the 2015 Presidential race. The difference between them in terms of potential votes nation wide is statistically insignificant because it is dwarfed considerably by the much larger percentage of voters who remain “Undecided” – and so the race is truly too close to call
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