Between ‘Dividers-In-Chief’ and Dividers-In-Law, By Wole Soyinka
The ongoing governance posture of aggressive evasion spells only one end: collective suicide.
Tag: Olusegun Obasanjo
Moving Nigeria Away From Tipping Over, By Olusegun Obasanjo
The time is right and the experience has been acquired over sixty years of independence and almost twenty years of ...
Kashamu: Backstory Of Obasanjo’s Letter To The Dead, By Azu Ishiekwene
Obasanjo’s life, on the other hand, is incomplete without hypocrisy.
On Obasanjo’s Mordacious Eulogy, By M.B.O Owolowo
People like Obasanjo - who contributed in large measure to Nigeria's current predicament - shouldn't be making braggadocious statements at ...
Obasanjo: Wages of the Old Soldier’s Rage, By Azu Ishiekwene
A hostage to his ego, the man can neither bear the thought nor endure the sight of anyone who will ...
Twilight of the (Military) Gods, By Chris Ngwodo
The central delusion of the military god complex is that soldiers are specially anointed to save the nation.
Apes Obey! 2019 Blues, By Pius Adesanmi
Nobody will help you, Nigerian youth, overcome this mental block.
Towards a Guiding Political Philosophy for a Democractic Nigeria, By Osita Chidoka
The choice of the older generation in drafting this Charter is to ensure that our collective experience as a nation ...
President Buhari Needs To Change His Strategy: This “Smoothie” Tastes Vile, By Gbolahan Gbadamosi
Mr. President, it is very easy to lose the people’s goodwill. It is slipping away by the day. Listen to ...
Adenuga @ 63: The Power of Silence, By Louis Odion
One of the enduring puzzles of Nigeria's political narrative of the past seventeen years is undoubtedly the Third Term saga. ...
