The Men Who Shouldn’t Be In Buhari’s Government, By ‘Fisayo Soyombo
If he can’t dismiss his underperforming appointees, then Buhari is the number-one enemy of his own government.
If he can’t dismiss his underperforming appointees, then Buhari is the number-one enemy of his own government.
As with freedom, the price of openness will always be eternal vigilance.
The incoherence and lack of cohesiveness of the present government has clearly reached epic proportions.
The fact that nobody in his cabinet gets fired for brazen acts of corruption is enough proof of complicity on ...
Buhari’s inaction have emboldened killer herdsmen to continue their murderous activities throughout Central and Southern Nigeria.
The masses must rise to ensure that none of these Igbo governors returns to power, starting from the forthcoming Anambra ...
While the president is entitled to self-praise, his hands and deeds we have seen thus far are soiled with prejudice, ...
Now that Aisha and Zahra have spoken, what will be the president’s excuse for silence?
We cannot fight corruption alone.
The buck stops with Buhari and he has a moral burden to deal with it swiftly and openly.