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Nigeria’s Workers: Marching on Empty Stomachs
By Boma West On a day meant to honour the dignity of labour, millions of Nigerian workers march not in…
A PYRRHIC VICTORY: WHY THE ADC’S SUPREME COURT “TRIUMPH” MAY LEAD TO POLITICAL SELF-DESTRUCTION
By Olaleye Olaosebikan Marcus Chartered Public Administrator &Political Scientist The question that must be asked calmly, critically, and without partisan…
A Pyrrhic Victory for the ADC: Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing
Thus, the Supreme Court ruling, though celebrated, amounts to a hollow triumph—neither here nor there. It underscores the futility of…
Workers Day in Nigeria: when a minimum Wage Becomes a Poverty Sentence
A nation that consistently underpays its workers is not merely failing its people. It is undermining its own future, mortgaging…
THE ILLUSION OF A SINGLE PARTY
BY ERIC TENIOLA A persistent fear in Nigerian politics is the emergence of a single-party system or a sole presidential…
HISTORY OF NIGERIA
by Agbomagbe Kazeem From where did we take our name? The name Nigeria was taken from the Niger River running…
SENATOR AREMU (DR) SOLOMON OLAMILEKAN ADEOLA (YAYI)
by Agbonmagbe Kazeem "There is no other way to describe the political loudness associated with the demands of the people…
5K Walk/Run for Hope & Fight to End Cancer: May 8, 2026
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SPEECH BY CHIEF OBAFEMI AWOLOWO MADE TO THE WESTERN LEADERS OF THOUGHT, IN IBADAN, 1 MAY 1967
by Agbonmagbe Kazeem The aim of a leader should be the welfare of the people whom he leads. I have…
Case Commentary: Supreme Court and ADC Legal Dispute
The Supreme Court’s intervention, while procedurally significant, does not resolve the ADC’s internal crisis. The Federal High Court’s eventual judgment…
How To Deal With Abusive Marriage
By Bosede Ola-Samuel There are steps to take if we will help the abused in a marriage. We have been…
A Storm in a Teacup: The Controversy Over Section 63 of Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026
The controversy surrounding Section 63 of the Electoral Act 2026 is misplaced. The provision is neither new nor unusual, having…
