Trust On Trial: INEC And Future Of Nigeria’s Elections
By Ebuka Ukoh Democracies do not run on assurances. They run on trust. And trust, once weakened, demands more than denials to fix. The allegation that the Chairman of the…
Politics and the Apolitical Life: Why Politics matter in everything
By Tunji Olaopa In this piece, I will be taking seriously the wisdom of Pericles and Aristotle; one was one of the founding statesmen of Athenian democracy, and the other…
2027 elections: The rigging before primaries
By Alabi Williams President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima, as well as others, including First Lady Senator Remi Tinubu stand up for the rendition of the National Anthem…
Footprints Of Blood: When A Brother-Keeper Becomes A Brother-Killer
By George Adimike The Lord’s inquest into the murder of Abel typifies His concern for the violence, destruction and death currently afflicting Nigeria. The persistent footprints of blood throughout our…
Behind Closed Doors: How Lagos Couple Tortured Adopted Daughter To Death
A recount of how a 10-year-old girl, Faith, allegedly died after weeks of abuse and neglect, and how her lifeless body was reportedly kept inside a room overnight. Dayo Oyewo…
Examining the Concept of Debt and Strategies for Debt Recovery in Nigeria –
By OOyetola Muyiwa Atoyebi SAN, FCIArb. (U.K) CONTRIBUTOR: TOBENNA MOGBO INTRODUCTION Humans are social beings, therefore transactional by nature. To ensure individual sustenance and economic balance in society, transactions must…
The Prime Imperative To Evolve As Nigerians
Sir: Among all the related words surrounding the definition of the above one word topic, evolution stands out. My focus in this crucial and timely discourse is as it concerns…
Opposition Narratives And Adeleke’s Re-Election Test In Osun State
By Bode Babatunde As Osun State gradually approaches another electoral cycle, political attention is beginning to shift from routine governance to the competing narratives likely to shape voter perception. Opposition…
Where Is Dr. Akinwumi Adesina At This Time?
By Martins Oloja I was ruminating over the values, content, context and even competencies around ‘consensus building’ which dominates the ongoing leadership recruitment within the political parties in Nigeria when…
The Case For Integrity: Why Amupitan Stands Above The Fray
By Ralph Omololu Agbana In moments of national political tension, the easiest target is often the umpire. Nigeria’s electoral history proves this. Yet a dispassionate review of law, precedent, and…