Wale Edun The removal of Wale Edun as Nigeria’s minister of finance is not an isolated administrative adjustment. It is a revealing moment, one that lays bare a deeper and more troubling question ab...
Yayi, Abiodun By all appearances, the public endorsement of Senator Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) by Governor Dapo Abiodun was meant to steady the ship, an assurance of continuity, stability and sustained ...
For those who know Zamfara State before Governor Dauda Lawal became Governor will appreciate the current situation in the state. The state, which used to be in the rubble, has been reconstructed into a...
The assertion by Pastor David Ibiyeomie that poverty is synonymous with stinginess is both theologically fragile and intellectually reductive. It collapses a nuanced human condition into a moral stereo...
Lagos, Africa’s most vibrant megacity, pulses with energy, innovation, and relentless ambition. Yet, like all global cities striving for sustainability, its rapid growth must be matched with a strong s...
Gov. Dapo Abiodun The nation is fast inching toward the 2027 general election,and there’s a predictable transition that is unfolding. Some of the second-term governors are already repositioning for ...
Prophet F.E. Bamiduro Recently, I had the privilege of attending the coronation of General Omoniyi in Ikare Akoko, Ondo State. The event attracted notable personalities from across the country and th...
THE CITY, THE CROWN, AND THE CODE OF POWER Lagos is not merely governed—it is engineered and meticulously organised. A megacity of over 25 million people, the economic heartbeat of Nigeria, and argua...
Gov. Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State In the annals of Ogun State politics, Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun’s recent masterstroke stands as a paragon of sagacious statesmanship. By orchestrating a seamless con...
Nigeria’s political history reveals a persistent pattern: each republican experiment has been undermined by the conduct of its political class. Successive generations of leaders have too often placed p...
In the resilient heart of Northwestern Nigeria, a different kind of storm is blowing hard. It is not the whirlwind of banditry that has long defined Zamfara State, but the quiet, determined tempest of ...
The historical episode involving Arthur Nzeribe and the Association for Better Nigeria (ABN) is well documented and offers a stark precedent for the political manipulation now unfolding in Nigeria. ...
