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Peter Obi and ADC
by Femi Fami-Kayode Peter Obi's attack on NADECO and his attempt to denigrate the leaders of that movement and it's…
CONTRARY TO OUR WISHES, HISTORICAL FORCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL RESHUFFLE POWER BALANCES IN THE WORLD
By Ozodi Osuji In the 1960s, social and political forces led to the USA making some changes in its body…
Electoral Act 2026: Innovations in Regulating Internal Party Affairs
The Electoral Act 2026 marks a decisive step toward reducing judicial entanglement in partisan disputes. However, its success depends on…
Nasir el-Rufai mother’s burial: Matters arising
By Bolanle BOLAWOLE turnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 “I don tire for this country o! In fact, I am really, really…
Odumakin: The storm is over! _From The Archives
By Abiodun Komolafe _(Published in THE NATION, April 9, 2021)_ 'Abiodun, stop crying; the storm is over!’ Those were the…
EASTER-THE INTERSECTION OF RESURRECTION AND MERCY
Pastor Amos Dada PhD, P. Eng The triumphant entry, Holy Week, crucifixion, death , burial and eventual resurrection of our…
Hunger, political loyalty and street reality (1)
By abiodun KOMOLAFE _(Published in THE NATION, Saturday, April 4, 2026)_ It is a painful reality that we must accept:…
The Strength of Multiparty Democracy in Nigeria
Nigeria remains firmly rooted in its multiparty democratic system. The influx of politicians into the APC reflects the natural dynamics…
The ADC Crisis and the Imperatives of Section 82 of the Electoral Act 2026
It is prudent for ADC to put its house in order and desist from grandstanding and bluster. Otherwise, it risks…
MSc Finance vs. MSc Financial Technology and Business Analytics: Between the Regular and the Innovative Direction
Many of our Nigerian MSc and MA degrees are still the same old ones we inherited from the colonial university…
Beyond Religion: Rethinking the “Secular Nigeria” Project and the Ethno-Political Crisis
The suspicion that the Nigerian state is complicit in religious conflict is long-standing. It springs from the ambiguity I noted…
When Kidnapping Becomes an Industry: Musings on Nigeria’s New Security Reality and Our Broken Civic Imagination
In my earlier works, especially Boko Haram: Peace Culture and the Quest for a United Nigeria (2012), I argued that…
