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Tinubu’s Mandate: Why state police is the final antidote to Nigeria’s security paralysis, by Erasmus Ikhide
FOR decades, Nigeria’s security architecture has been trapped in a centralized bottleneck—a "stranger-policing" model where law enforcement officers...
Governor Otti’s media parley and the politics of performance in Abia, by Ben Ngwakwe
The atmosphere at the renovated Michael Okpara Auditorium in Umuahia carried more than the excitement of another government media...
Old Oyo park and the philosophy of Ogboju Ode ninu Igbo Irunmole, by Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi
“Ogboju Ode ninu Igbo Irunmole” remains one of the greatest literary legacies of the Yoruba nation....
Soun, where is Ogbori Elemoso? Part 1, by Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi
Before the white garment. Before the flowing jalabiya. Before the cathedral bells and the mosque loudspeakers....
Tinubu, Makinde and the surrendering of Nigerian security to the swarm, by Erasmus Ikhide
NIGERIA is no longer a sovereign nation-state experiencing localized, manageable structural strain; it is a sprawling, blood-drenched theatre...
ISIS deputy commander; Al-Minuki killed twice, dead once, by Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi
The Insincerity of Insecurity and the Propaganda Grounding It Nigeria’s war against terror...
Jonathan, the burden of legacy and the call to stay above politics, by Ben Ngwakwe
In Nigeria’s turbulent political history, few former leaders have enjoyed the kind of moral prestige and continental respect that...
Kebbi APC: Maidoki’s long awaited goodbye, by Abubakar Sani
Politics in Nigeria has a curious habit of rewarding reinvention. Today’s sworn loyalist becomes tomorrow’s aggrieved victim; yesterday’s beneficiary...
Olukoyede’s EFCC: Taming the ‘fantastically-corrupt’, by Tony Erha
Since its creation 23 years ago, by Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, as president of Nigeria, Africa's most populous and...
Resurrection of casualty and the carnage of complicity: How Tinubu’s fabricated victories expose the paralysis of Nigeria’s security state, by Erasmus Ikhide
The corpse that walked into the Oval Office HOW do you kill a dead man? In the theater...