Nigeria Affairs
Constructive Criticism, Not Political Theatrics: Nigeria’s Path Forward
by Akin Awofolaju, PhD In every thriving democracy, constructive opposition is not only necessary but essential for national growth and…
Nigeria’s Children Deserve Better
by Boma West Every year on May 27, Nigeria joins the rest of the world to mark Children's Day. Flags…
Legislators, Oversight, and Misplaced Credit
With elections around the corner, it is imperative that our people look beyond patronage, palliatives, and paternalism. We must vote…
If Every Southerner Working Against Tinubu Is an Enemy of the South-West, What About Northerners Working for Him?
by Mohammed Bello Doka 26 May, 2026. Listen closely, northern brother. You have been sold a story. A story that…
Like Oyedokun, we are all decapitated
By Suyi Ayodele (Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Tuesday, May 26, 2026) https://tribuneonlineng.com/like-oyedokun-we-are-all-decapitated/ "When sorrows come, they come not…
Twisting Narratives and the Need for Accurate Information Dissemination
False narratives thrive when official communication is weak. Governments must proactively clarify constitutional and judicial developments to safeguard national unity…
Politics of Blood: How Power Struggles Fuel Insecurity in Nigeria
In Nigeria, insecurity is no longer driven only by terrorism or banditry. Many citizens believe political ambition and desperation for…
Pastor Adefarasin Says Nigeria Is Already Dead
by Boma West Paul Adefarasin has never been afraid of a fight. The founder of House on the Rock, a…
Sunday Igboho’s Iru Ekun: Why Yoruba Leaders and Elders Must Ensure Affliction Does Not Rise the Second Time
By Comrade Kunle Sodipo FICSSM, MNINM, ANIPR _May 25, 2026_ kdrexafricanchild@gmail.com +2348033823808, 8052606422 _“Affliction shall not rise up the second time.”_…
Why The Yoruba People Should Not Trade Off Their Ways Of Life For The Sharia Laws in Nigeria
By Dr. Joel Ademisoye, United States Hello, my fellow Omo Karo, Oji re bi. It is disappointing, disgusting and sad,…
The Arrogance of Representation: A Nigerian Senate Case Study
By Okoi Obono-Obla In a democracy, representation is not a privilege bestowed upon the elected but a sacred trust conferred…
CHOSEN SLAVES: How Nigeria’s Politics of Ethnic Favoritism Turned Ordinary Citizens into Expendable Chattel
By Khaleed Yazeed The Nigerian state is not a democracy. It is an auction house where political power is traded…
