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The Soludo Strategy: How Sit-At-Home Ended In Anambra
By Law Mefor
All that change requires in a society is strong leadership and political determination to see it through. Palliative governance is the most that any leadership can achieve without political will and strong leadership.…
YAHAYA DANZARIA: A Legacy of Integrity, loyalty and Service
"The real test of an individual is not how well they play the role they invent for themselves but how well they play the role destiny assigned to them."- Vaclev Havel
Today, I write with deep respect and sincere gratitude to…
The Trouble with Peter Obi’s Promise of a Single-Term Presidency
By Tochu Okorie
In Nigerian politics, ideas often travel faster than the hard arithmetic of power, and few recent propositions illustrate this disjunction more clearly than Peter Obi’s oft-cited pledge to serve a single term if elected…
2027: Nigerians Should Take Inspiration from the People of Kano State
Kano State, Northwest Nigeria has over the years stood out as a bastion of democracy, rule of law and a land where the will of the people reign supreme.
Unlike other states in the Nigeria’s 36 states structure, Kano stands out because…
Mr. Peter Obi’s Bridge into the North: The Hannatu Musa Musawa’s Interview
The APC has long thrived on propaganda, innuendo, and division. Yet even within that atmosphere, moments of unintended truth occasionally slip through.
One such moment came during Hannatu Musa Musawa’s interview with Seun Okinbaloye,…
The South East Conundrum: APC’s Self‑Inflicted Crisis and the Coming 2027 Judgment
The APC’s strategy in the South East has collapsed under the weight of its own miscalculations. It is suffering from a lack of emotional grounding. The party did not grow its presence through genuine connection or shared purpose.…
Is it true that a Nigerian Youngster Said He is Greater than Fela?
By Babafemi Ojudu
I sincerely hope he was misquoted.
Even if he were to live ten lifetimes, his art and his life could not measure up to Fela Anikulapo-Kuti.
Is it in art?
Is it in music?
Is it in activism,…
RE: The Screwdriver Salesman Behind Trump’s Airstrikes in Nigeria
The story told in that New York Times article is not just wrong; it is an injury added to an open wound. It tries to turn survivors into suspects, truth‑tellers into propagandists, and a decade of blood into a clever “narrative”…
Hon Chinedu Ogah, Ebonyi Primitive Politicking and the Fate of Our Youngsters
In the last seven years plus, I have covered the National Assembly as an accredited journalist. In those years I have witnessed the inauguration of both the 9th and 10th assemblies. I have also witnessed the politics of leadership…
When Applause Fades, Records Speak: The Legislative Footprints of Senator Engr. Kenneth Emeka Eze
By Kizito Nwankwo
Power often arrives with pageantry. It is welcomed by drums, adorned with titles, and amplified by praise singers whose voices rise and fall with the proximity to the office. Yet, history has a way of silencing…