I congratulate the president, the president’s supporters, and the presidency. They have achieved a feat that President Trump and his handlers can only dream of:...
Nigeria’s transition to civil democratic rule in 1999 had far-reaching economic impacts. Democratic rule meant liberalisation of the political process and enhanced citizen participation in...
A few days back, I was engaged in a discussion with a fellow Nigerian, someone a bit older, around Surulere area of Lagos. The discussion...
In this first two years of the Buhari presidency, the government has basically tried to defeat corruption through public mobilisation, and enforcement by the Economic and...
“Nigeria is not a nation but a noyau-i.e., a society of inward antagonism, one held together by mutual internal antagonism, one which could not carry on...
From a research I did late last year, 67 people replied well to the interview, 98% of them identified one or four problems, 50% knows...
Acting President Osinbajo was recently hailed for making a Pan-Nigerian speech to mark the 50th anniversary of the Nigeria-Biafra war. His tone and style were considered...
There are many ways to interpret Biafra – a struggle, a movement for emancipation, an expression of collective injury and victimisation, et cetera. Depending on...
“There are two basic questions that must be answered by all Nigerians. One, do we want to remain as one country? Two, if the answer...
The release of Nnamdi Kanu has energised conversation around the “neglect” of the South-East and the increasing sense of isolation that a lot of youth...
My generation is becoming very political (or maybe the privileged young elite finally realised there is something deeply troubling about Nigeria.) To be fair, we’ve...
Two years ago to this day, you brought me to tears. You were in our nation’s capital, being inaugurated as the first Nigerian in our...