Opinion

How I Became An Atiku Abubakar Supporter: A Story That Began At OOU In 2005/2006

By Folarin Sode Sometimes, our political convictions are shaped by things we read, things we hear, people we meet and, occasionally, experiences we never forget. My relationship with Alhaji Atiku Abubakar's...

The American Verdict And The Abuja Lesson: What Trump’s Midterm Rout Foretells For Nigeria’s 2027 Election

By Umar Ardo, Ph.D The just concluded American Midterm Elections of 3rd November 2026 have produced a development of...

LessonsTo Plateau State From The Policy Of Citizenship In The United States Of America

By LAWAL ISHAQ ESQ. Plateau State has lived for decades with a question America answered over 150 years ago:...

The American People Have Repudiated Trump

By The Editorial Board, New York Times President Donald Trump has spent the past two years trying to subvert...

INEC Has Lost All Credibility To Be An Independent Umpire of Nigeria’s Elections

By Obiageli “Oby” Ezekwesili DOCTRINE OF NECESSITY OPEN MEMO The question of whether Nigeria can conduct a credible 2027 election...
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Enforcing citizens’ rights in election petitions under the Nigerian constitution

By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu “The will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of government; this will shall be expressed in periodic...

State Police:Safeguards before the horse is put before the cart

By Alex Ter Adum, PhD Since the president forwarded the Bill to the Senate for the establishment of State Police and it was immediately passed...

Start Learning To Say President Atiku Abubakar

By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B There is a boy in Jada who does not know your name. He is eleven years old. His father is dead. Nobody...

Two men, one disgrace: How Bayo Onanuga picked a fight…

TWO MEN, ONE DISGRACE: HOW BAYO ONANUGA PICKED A FIGHT WITH AREGBESOLA AND HANDED ADC A WEAPON By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B. There is a Yoruba proverb:...

Negotiation, only viable path to a stable Nigerian Union

By Richard Ikiebe Public debate about Nigeria's future has grown increasingly crowded with competing prescriptions. Two of the suggested remedies dominate the discourse: the demand for...

Nigeria At 66: The Independence We Celebrate And The Nation We Must Still Liberate

By Omoluabi Olalekan Ogunade Nigeria is 66 today. Sixty-six years ago, the Union Jack was lowered and Nigeria assumed responsibility for determining her own destiny....
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