Opinion

Guinea-Bissau: ECOWAS, Presidential Claimant Clash Over Minister’s Controversial Statement

By Paul Ejime ECOWAS and Fernando Dias da Costa, who claimed victory in Guinea-Bissau’s 23 November 2025 presidential election, have strongly disagreed over a controversial statement credited to Sierra Leone’s...

Weaponising Deregistration: Tinubu’s Judicial Guillotine Against Democracy…

WEAPONISING DEREGISTRATION: TINUBU'S JUDICIAL GUILLOTINE AGAINST DEMOCRACY MUST BE RESISTED BY NIGERIA'S SUFFERING MASSES AND EVERY STAKEHOLDER IN...

The NDC-PMP Logo Dispute: A Constitutional, Statutory And Jurisprudential Analysis

By Alex Ter Adum, PhD The controversy surrounding the purported challenge by the Peace Movement Party (PMP) to the...

The Republic Of Ghosts: A Chronicle Of Tinubu’s Most Famous Non-existent Agency

By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B. Let it be recorded, for the history books that future Nigerians will read while shaking...

Democracy Under Threat: Why Every Opposition Party Must Defend The NDC

By Senator Ehigie Uzamere The reported decision of the Federal High Court in Lokoja directing the deregistration or frustrating...
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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...

Discerning noise from reality: The path to national rebuilding

By Franklin Ekechukwu We must learn to distinguish empty noise from political reality. Much of the recent discourse surrounding the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and...

Leadership, perception, and the question of who runs the NDC

By Dr. Bello Mohammed Peter Obi's recent statement has sparked debate and raised important questions about the internal leadership structure of the National Democratic Congress...

The Nigeria they told you to stop imagining

By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B. Somewhere in Nigeria this morning, a mother did the arithmetic of a single meal and came up short. A graduate refreshed...

Babachir Lawal’s endless journey of contradictions and selective outrage

By Akin Samuel KAYODE Few developments are more damaging to a democracy than the emergence of a political culture in which elections are respected only...

Driving Africa’s fair energy transition through technology and innovation

By Prof. Bart O. Nnaji Africa’s energy journey is often portrayed as a stark choice between climate responsibility and development. In reality, the continent faces...
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