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Babachir Lawal’s Perennial Journey from One Party to Another
Babachir Lawal has now belonged to six political parties since 2002, and the pattern behind his movements is more revealing than any single defection. On Tuesday, September 22, he joined
Loud Whispers with Joseph Edgar
Nasir El-Rufai: Nunc Dimittis I know you guys will not know the meaning of this ‘Nunc Dimittis’; even me, I dont know. But the thing sounds like those Latin songs
Human Life Continues to Be Worthless in Nigeria
What is really the worth of the life of a Nigerian? Killings and deaths have become part of normal life in the country. If it is not from terrorists and
Dan Orbih: How Are the Mighty Fallen?
Tony Iyare “How are the mighty fallen and the weapons of war perished” was David’s lament of the killing of King Saul and his son, Jonathan, his beloved friend at
Ima Gas Project Marks a New Chapter in AMNI’s Growth Story
Bayo Adeoye When AMNI International Petroleum Development Company Limited and TotalEnergies EP Nigeria formally marked the Final Investment Decision for the Ima Gas Project in Abuja, the moment represented far
In Kaduna, Citizens Count the Gains of Uba Sani’s Free CNG Buses
Usman Abubakar Public policy acquires its truest meaning not in government documents, budget speeches or ceremonial unveilings, but in the burdens it removes from ordinary lives. In Kaduna State, that
The 7th bid of Atiku – Fani-Kayode
By Femi Fani-Kayode In 1993, he contested the Social Democratic Party (SDP) presidential primaries and lost to MKO Abiola. In 2007, he contested as the Action Congress (AC) presidential candidate
The Abia State Formula
Chidi Amuta Nigeria’s democracy and its federalist architecture face two critical challenges. First is how to elect governors that are sufficiently literate and enlightened to understand the rudiments and responsibilities
Why Makinde wants 2027 to be ‘APC VS. Nigerians’
By Luminous Jannamike Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo wants Nigerians to look at the 2027 presidential election and see something bigger than another contest between political parties.He wants them to
Insignificance of Presidential Attendance and Speeches: UNGA as Instrument of Great Power Politics
Bola A. Akinterinwa In Nigeria, there are two competing schools of thought on ‘Nigeria’s foreign policy behavior towards the General Debate of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). One school
