The Left and Nigeria’s 2019 Election, By Edwin Madunagu
Let it not be like the alliance of 20 parties in Kenya in the early 1980s, which President Arap Moi ...
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How Shagari Picked Ekwueme As Vice President (1), By Eric Teniola
On September 20, 1978, the National Party of Nigeria (NPN) was formed in a hall in Satellite Town, Lagos.
How Will a Breakthrough Come?, By Edwin Madunagu
Is the time not appropriate for the Nigerian Left to start reviewing its inherited and resilient theory and strategy of ...
Moyosore – A Journey of Discovery, Reappraisal, and Re-dedication, By Chido Onumah
I pledge to Nigeria; however, not Nigeria in its extremely dysfunctional state. I commit to a new, progressive, and egalitarian ...
The President Will Always Have His Way, By Eric Teniola
The simple lesson to be learnt since 1979, is that as long that you have a president who carries his ...
Military Rule As Sacramental Democracy, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Nigeria is in the high season of worship. What passes for democracy in the old country is what has come ...
Public Sector Corruption and Buhari’s Moral High Ground, By Chibuike Mgbeahuruike
In spite the shortness of that regime and the impunity and ugly human rights record that characterised it, he left ...
Jega, You Saved Nigeria from Another Coup, By Simon Imobo-Tswam
This is how you saved our democracy. You have even saved our politicians from themselves. Where the politicians were not ...
The Coming Era of Penny-Pinching, By Eric Teniola
It was President Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari (90) who first introduced the idea of having Ministers of State in a ...
