Commentary

The ADC Crisis and the Culture of Impunity in Nigerian Politics

The ADC’s turmoil is not the product of external sabotage but of internal recklessness and constitutional violations. Nigerians must recognize…

Politics as Warfare: Lessons from Nigeria’s Party Crises-

The vibrancy of opposition or ruling parties in Nigeria is not determined by laws or external forces but by their…

ADC in Leadership Crisis: A Party at Crossroads

The ADC’s predicament is a cautionary tale of how unchecked ego, internal strife, and undemocratic maneuvers can cripple a political…

The Constitutional Imperative of Geographical Spread in Nigerian Presidential Elections:

The argument that Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso’s 900,000-plus votes in Kano are equivalent to winning “11 states” is constitutionally untenable.…

The Politics of Senate Presidency and Nigeria’s Power Balancing Tradition

Given these precedents, it is doubtful that Nigeria’s political elite will depart from this tradition after 2027. Even if the…

Lagos: A Unique Entity in Nigeria’s Constitutional Evolution

Allegations that development in Lagos is sectional or parochial ignore the city’s unique constitutional history and its central role in…

PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU. GCFR: HAPPY BIRTHDAY SIR!!!

By Agbonmagbe Kazeem HAPPY BIRTHDAY SIR!!! "Akanbi, omo olodo ide" Tinubu: Long walk to presidency......... Asiwaju Bola Tinubu is one…

Sunkúngbadé at Windsor, Gòngòsú and Èdìdàré

By Festus Adedayo (Published by the Sunday Tribune, March 22, 2026) Two great musicians of the Yoruba extraction, Yusuff Olatunji…

The Burden of Choosing True Leaders

The responsibility rests on us, the people, to choose wisely. Leadership is not about gifts, promises, or appearances—it is about…

The Impossibility of Relocating Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory

The Federal Capital Territory is a constitutional creation, not a political convenience. Any suggestion of its relocation is not only…

The angel of death that stalks the corridors of power

by Agbonmagbe Kazeem  In the early 1960′s Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the first Premier of the Western Region, lost his first…

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