INFRADIG: A Presidential Comeuppance, By Wole Soyinka
Again, the nation laments – and waits.
Again, the nation laments – and waits.
A damp muddle is hanging precariously over the president’s fight against corruption.
Until we treat government job as sacred, and not a place for crooks to determine the destiny of the people, ...
We must learn to give even the worst of us their due process, no matter how hard it is.
We have enough anarchy in the country already; we do not need to extend the frontiers of anarchy by allowing ...
Buhari has become just another power hustler.
Nyako’s court gave declaratory orders, which I hope the federal government will respect.
Why has it taken Buhari’s government forever to publish a list of 29 alleged looters, none of whom has, so ...
The unfortunate characterisation of individuals as corrupt, even before their formal conviction is in itself a form of corruption.
Can a president who has been given so much powers under the Constitution be allowed to abdicate responsibility?