Opinion

It does seem that when a politician is popular people overlook his sins and when he becomes unpopular they want to examine his faults. In 2015, the  Buhari-mania and its mantra of Change would not allow anyone examine the...

Since last Sunday when Chief Tony Anenih died in an Abuja hospital, at the ripe age of 85, politicians have reminisced about this man who exerted authority even across party lines. He exhibited "can-do" spirit, and achieved uncommon results,...

The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC), the Federal Government apex agency responsible for the promotion of non-oil exports has once again put the country in the global scene. This time around, it is not in the area of sports...

The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, Friday, said the controversy concerning President Muhammadu Buhari’s school certificate is embarrassing and felt a sense of duty to produce and deliver to him a confirmation and attestation of his results, in form...

"Ekiti has been through a horrible wilderness experience in the past four years. Our reputation as a people has been sullied and we have become the butt of jokes due to the crass ineptitude, loquacious ignorance, and ravenous corruption...

There is this latest of ‘cries’ in town; that President Buhari be made to submit his Seniour Secondary School Leaving Certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for him to be able to qualify as a presidential candidate...

It is time to call the Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari, to order over the mindless slaughter and persecution of the members of the Shi'a Islamic organization in the country. It is time to get Buhari to end the slaughtering of innocent...

The past few weeks that succeeded the APC gubernatorial primaries in delta state have left a lingering bitter taste and created a sour sensation on the tongues of the party faithfuls, sympathisers and Chieftains alike. Before June 2018, Delta APC...

As we nudge towards the 2019 presidential election, and with many people predicting that it will be more bitterly fought than the acrimonious 2015 poll, there is something that is giving me some hope that the doomsday scenario may...

I would have written this piece last week in response to an articulated column by my dear compatriot and senior colleague in socio-political analyses, Bala Muhammad who fascinated Nigerian politicians and democracy lovers on how not to play or...