Opinion

Olu Allen Let’s stop the charade. The All Progressives Congress (APC) you think you are looking at no longer exists. The building remains, the logo is still plastered on the …

Rekpene Bassey Wearied by persistent insurgency, the lines between justice, secrecy, and institutional self-preservation could easily blur into uneasy ambiguity in the country. Such ambiguity seems to be at the …

Olu Allen There is a growing perception among many Nigerians who still follow elections closely: the ballot box is no longer the sole determinant of who governs. Increasingly, the courts …

Olu Allen Nigeria is a classroom. The lesson changes weekly. But this week’s topic?When the law bends without breaking, and why that should terrify you. Mallam Nasir El-Rufai is arraigned. …

Yushau A. Shuaib Thirty years ago, a quiet message travelled from the ancient community of Dukawuya in Kano: a child had been born. It was an ordinary announcement, yet it …

Comrade Najeeb Nasir Ibrahim Following the conclusion of recent important political gatherings, the time has come to sit down and conduct a thorough review of how political and governmental affairs …

Sufyan Lawal Kabo In recent times, a growing chorus has attempted to frame the evolving political relationship between Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and Abba Kabir Yusuf as one of betrayal. It …

Comrade Najeeb Nasir Ibrahim The resignation of the Deputy Governor of Kano State represents a significant turning point in the state’s recent political developments. For weeks, the political atmosphere in …

Rekpene Bassey The confrontation involving the United States, Israel, and Iran is settling into a familiar but dangerous rhythm: escalation punctuated by diplomacy, demands answered by counter-demands, and a widening …

Rekpene Bassey A recent filing under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) has cast a harsh light on Nigeria’s expanding lobbying footprint in Washington. It reveals an intricate web of …