Nigeria Affairs

Hunger, political loyalty and street reality (2)

By abiodun KOMOLAFE. _(Published in THE NATION, Saturday, April 11, 2026)_ Nigeria’s 2026 statistical profile is threatening: a 3.8% GDP…

GENERALS WITHOUT SHAME

by Moses Oludele Idowu "It is not titles that honour men but men that honour titles."- Niccolo Machiavelli Sometimes in…

The Unbroken Circle of Power: Nigeria’s Political Titans

From David Mark to Kwankwaso, Amaechi, and Atiku, these men represent an unbroken circle of Nigeria’s political elite. Their cumulative…

Kano: The Unyielding Epicenter of Nigerian Political Contestation

From the colonial era to the present day, Kano has consistently defied political conformity, carving out its own path as…

Factional Turmoil in the ADC

The ADC’s deepening factional crisis underscores the urgent need for genuine reconciliation and internal reform. Without unity and a clear…

New State Creation in Nigeria

by Ayo Akinfe I have repeatedly said that the British colonialists need to be given credit for creating 40 provinces…

Rethinking State Creation in Nigeria: A Critique of Ayo Akinfe’s Proposal

While Akinfe’s proposal is innovative, it risks overlooking historical realities and regional sensitivities. A more balanced approach would ensure that…

The big bird flew at dawn…………..

The big bird flew at dawn.............. by Agbonmagbe Kazeem  “Kabiyesi, have you ever heard of Attila the Hun, the great…

Beyond Settling the Legacy Debt: Can Government Provide 24/7 Electricity without Privatization?

by Adeyemi Ademowo Ph.d There is something familiar, somewhat almost ritualistic, about the recent Nigerian state, the Federal Government, announcing…

Misplaced Priorities: Lobbying Abroad While Ignoring Dialogue at Home:

The reliance on foreign lobbying firms to resolve internal party crises reflects a troubling misplacement of priorities. Nigeria’s politicians must…

NIGERIA AT A CROSSROADS: ARE WE THINKING OR JUST REACTING?

By Otunba (Dr) Abdulfalil Abayomi Odunowo My dear Brothers and Sisters, Uncles and Aunties, Fellow Nigerians, Time isn’t on our…

Wole Soyinka’s Wake-Up Call: How Nigeria’s Youth Lost Their Edge and Why It Matters Now

By Abdulfalil Abayomi Odunowo This conversation isn’t about APC or any political group, not really. Just listen to Professor Wole…

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