When societies emerge from conflicts and violence like the Nigerian June 12 crisis, there are rituals usually made for healing of wounds. Honouring memories of the dead and...
Jega, a Nigerian academic and former vice-chancellor of Bayero University, Kano. Immediate past INEC Chairman who once symbolized the promise of electoral integrity, is in a...
Nigerian democracy is expected to grow and wax stronger given the long period of supposed unbroken civilian rule. What Nigeria has now is civil rule and...
In a functioning democracy, appearance is reality. Democracy Day needs to project transparency, citizen participation, and symbolic unity. If the presidency can unilaterally cancel a practice...
To many of us, it is democracy but far from it. I remembered a quote associated with the Late MKO Abiola who was elected President of...
Security agencies are used to harass opponents. Courts are ignored. From El-Zakzaky to Nnamdi Kanu, to even suspended CBN governors—court orders are disregarded with impunity. The...
Since the removal of fuel subsidy and the weakening of our currency, basic goods have gone beyond the reach of the average citizen. In Bauchi, a...
The Labour Party leader expressed regret that, “in our present state, our dear country, Nigeria, cannot be justly classified as a democratic country. The vital indications...
Senator Usman made this assertion in an address delivered at the New Nigeria Youth Summit 2025, themed: “Attracting Diaspora Investment, Pulling Nigeria Out of Poverty, and...
The Senate President noted that Democracy Day was not about political victories but a celebration of the resilience of the Nigerian people who had repeatedly chosen...