Commentary

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…

Kwankwaso’s Gamble and the Wobbling ADC

Kwankwaso’s political journey reflects a pattern of bold gambles, but his latest move into the fractured ADC may prove to…

When Reform Becomes a Big Deal

In the end, reform is not just policy—it is the rebirth of hope, the restoration of dignity, and the promise…

The American Courts Are About to Tell Nigeria the Truth About Bola Ahmed Tinubu

By Kio Amachree | Stockholm, Sweden I am the eldest son of Chief Godfrey Kio Jaja Amachree QC — Nigeria’s…

The Hypocrisy of Outrage Over Corruption in Nigeria

Until Nigerians stop being endemically, fantastically, pathologically, and compulsively corrupt—or stop craving and coveting wealth overtly and in deed—I will…

An Alternative Voice: Mark Okoye II and the Reframing of the Igbo Question

by Abdullahi Haruna  In every generation, the Igbo political imagination seems to search for a voice—one capable of translating enterprise…

Electoral Act 2026 and the End of Opportunistic Political Defections in Nigeria

The Electoral Act, 2026 represents a watershed in Nigeria’s democratic journey. By outlawing opportunistic defections, mandating digital registers, and nullifying…

Social Media Responsibility in Times of Conflict

Responsible use of social media is not just a matter of personal choice but a collective duty to safeguard peace,…

Strategic Calculus and the Future of Nigerian Politics-

The lesson is clear. Political success in Nigeria is not won by opportunism but by foresight, structure, and the courage…

Freedom and Its Boundaries

Freedom is never absolute; it is always tethered to responsibility. True liberty lies not in unrestrained action but in the…

Fratricidal Struggles and the Future of ADC

Unless the ADC urgently resolves its internal crises and unites around a coherent vision, it risks becoming politically irrelevant. A…

Electoral Act 2026: Implications for Political Appointees and Civil Servants-

Electoral Act 2026: Implications for Political Appointees and Civil Servants- The Electoral Act 2026 has drawn a clear line: political…

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