Nigerian elite and the death of democratic promise
By Richard Ikiebe
British voters have delivered a massive jolt to their political establishment. The latest local council elections saw the demolition of the two old...
The politics of selective morality in Nigeria’s democracy: A reflection on Atiku Abubakar
By Akin Samuel KAYODE (ASK).
In 2019, as Nigeria’s election tribunals meticulously examined every move and decision, Atiku Abubakar stood resolute. Amidst a swirl of...
Where the votes come from: A clinical geography of the 2027 presidential race
By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B
Every presidential election in Nigeria is ultimately a geography lesson. The candidate who understands which ground he is fighting on, which...
Atiku, privatisation, the politics of persistent historical misconception
Atiku Abubakar, Privatisation and the Politics of a Persistent Historical Misconception.…………"Separating Economic Reform from Partisan Narrative."
By Akin Samuel KAYODE (ASK).
Few political claims in Nigeria...
Why Nigerian electoral space yearns for independent candidacy
By Obike Ukoh
The imperative of independent candidacy as part of Nigeria’s electoral system has re-echoed as a result of fallouts from the parties’ primaries,...
Orji Uzor Kalu’s third-term bid and side attractions
By Obike Ukoh
Globally, the tenure of parliamentarians is not limited. The reason is obvious. Parliament is the engine room and bedrock of constitutional democracy.
In modern...
