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Opinion
Section 5 And The Mohammed Bello Adoke Case, By Reuben Abati
His Lordship Justice Binta Nyako at the Federal High Court sitting in the Federal Capital Territory last Friday, gave an instructive, landmark judgment in the matter between Mohammed Bello Adoke and the attorney general of the federation on the extent… Read More ›
Four Years After: Chibok Girls And Tales Of Nationhood, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
All idiots are morons, but not all morons are idiots. Over the last four years, I have done a sizable amount of work on not just Boko Haram but also the Chibok girls, killings, abductions and Nigeria’s conflict torn Northwest… Read More ›
Saraki And The Frustrations With Our Brand Of Democracy, By Zainab Suleiman Okino
The president of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki appears unhappy over the constant feud and friction between the arm of government he leads and the Presidency. Under the Muhammadu Buhari Presidency, the executive and the National Assembly have disagreed over… Read More ›
Ayo Adebanjo: The Man and His Politics, By Reuben Abati
When friends, family and political associates gather in Ijebu-Ogbo, Ogun State today, to celebrate the 90th birthday of Chief Ayo Adebanjo, they will be honouring a radical and progressive politician, a lawyer, elder statesman, a patriot, and a nationalist of… Read More ›
Till We Disgrace Corruption, The Macabre Journey Continues, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
Mr. Tortoise was going on a journey, his wife asked him when he would come back; he replied he would not come back until he has been disgraced.
Where Is the Nigerian Opposition? By Reuben Abati
Less than a year to the next general elections in Nigeria, the biggest deficit in the political process leading to that moment is the absence of a robust, virile and effective opposition.
Remembering 2015: Mr. Buhari…And Promises Broken, Hope Dashed? By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
It was after a tense weekend, every Nigerian and partly the world held her breath…Nigerians watched with berthed breath…there were an array of countless actors, stars, and villains, and after all said and done, the General Elections of 2015 in… Read More ›
Nigeria, ECOWAS And The Morocco Question, By Reuben Abati
I was in Morocco recently, about 20 years after I last visited Timbuktu, Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat and Laayoune. I was quite impressed to see how Morocco, with its colour-coded cities, remains very much an organised, efficient and a comparatively competitive… Read More ›
Like Wakanda, Nigeria Needs A Black Panther, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
It is easier to wake a man sleeping than a man pretending to be asleep…the words of our elders though these days they do not count that much.
I Will Vote Mr. Buhari Because… By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
“I am not upset, I am not upset!” Yet a grown man swears angrily six times because of last night’s pounded yam.
Presidential State Visits And All The Boju Boju, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
‘Boju boju, akara nbo, she kin shi’ meaning the masquerade is coming with a (Bean ball) delicacy, do I open it.
