The theatricals for winning the hearts and minds of the voters are all around us. The perceptual game of showing strength in the number of supporters is an age long
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Nigeria first voted in presidential elections just over 43 years ago in October 1979. The introduction to this form of government was not very auspicious. Four years into the experience,
Plato made one eternal statement long ago – ‘The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men’. But the Nigerian experience is
Nigeria is a rich country. You have heard this a million times, haven’t you? What exactly do people mean by “Nigeria is rich”? They believe we have enough money to
Scholars are divided over what the most appropriate description and perception of Èṣù in Yoruba cosmology should be. The more
So, early this year, it was announced that the Central Bank of Nigeria in collaboration with the Nigerian Interbank Settlement
The full weight of the manipulative tendencies in our power sector finally dawned on me two weeks ago. I went
The opening line of inimitable Fela Anikulapo’s “Authority stealing” aptly describes the current drama on Nigeria’s political plane. It is
In over two decades since Nigeria’s return to constitutional democracy, this is the longest politicians have had to campaign before
There seems to be a scramble, a rush, by Nigerian politicians, and political candidates for an appearance at or association
