Early campaign or what some political analysts would rightly call ‘jumping the gun’ is part of what blights our electoral process. It is distasteful and disruptive, as it cuts into
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There was some tragic, tragic news on Wednesday: three police officers and a civilian were gunned down by soldiers along Ibi-Jalingo road, Taraba state. When the police started tweeting about
There is this folk song sang mostly by women and children on the streets of Yorubaland since 1789. It runs thus: During the reign of King Abiodun, plenty abound in the
Revolutions and momentous political changes almost always begin innocuously. When UsmandanFodio and his small band of Fulani followers started the revolt against SarkiYunfa of Gobir many at the time thought
Are Nigerians poorer today than they were in 2015? Yes, if we go by data and economic indicators. In June
At times like this, one can’t help but go down memory lane and be thankful for some divine helps here
Last week, from the 30th of July to the 1st of August, The Nigeria Extractive Industries Initiative (NEITI) held a
After a rather long spell, it is time to pause our weekly diagnosis of the Nigerian condition and examine a
I do not know why any right thinking Nigerian will want to either get shot or be imprisoned for the
rev·o·lu·tion\ˌre-və-ˈlü-shən\ noun : the usually violent attempt by many people to end the rule of one government and start a
