WE’re all so consumed by the 2019 elections, by the thought of who’ll win and, therefore, who’ll lose and what this means for those who are connected to power or who hope to receive some form of patronage or the other. We fail to really consider the consequences of poor policies and bad governance.

The APC Constituted Federal Government, I think, is an accidental government. The reason is very simple: No prepared political party would contest for federal government leadership, without having the blue prints of what the   government which they came to unseat are lacking and how to fix it

Karma is a bitch. Poetic justice is a bastard. Both have combined to wrong-foot the incumbent Buhari administration to make it look like a big mistake and an act of misjudgment by the Nigerian electorate. If Buhari had been disallowed from taking power in 2015, and those who advised President Goodluck Jonathan not to give a damn had their way, and Jonathan had remained in power and all the current problems had surfaced, it would have been said by Nigerians that Goodluck Jonathan truncated Nigeria’s destiny.

AS the country prepares to mark her 57th Independence Anniversary some Christian group has planned to hold a 400-hour praises to thank God for keeping the country together despite the myriads of challenges threatening her unity.

THE question may appear strange.But it is pertinent. Do we have a nation? Or, have we been living in the illusion that we have one?