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Silence and stone: Governor Okpebholo’s ‘quiet revolution’ is rewriting Edo’s infrastructure narrative, by Erasmus Ikhide
IN the Nigerian political stage, governance is often confused with performance. For years, the citizenry has been conditioned...
The myth of the messianic nomad: Leadership is not a spectator sport, by Erasmus Ikhide
THERE is a disturbing trend in our political discourse: the elevation of sentiment over substance, and the active...
Consensus or contest? The political tightrope in Gombe APC, by Ben Ngwakwe
In the intricate theatre of Nigerian politics, consensus is often presented as a tool of unity. Yet, in...
The self-defeating decision of Obi and Kwankwaso, undermining Nigeria’s rescue mission, by Ibrahim Salisu Hinna
In a time when Nigeria desperately needs a united front to confront its many challenges, the recent...
Peter Gregory Onwubuasi Obi: The president that Nigeria may never have, by Austen Akhagbeme
Since the build up to the 2023 presidential polls and the eventual catastrophic and controversial outcome, Peter Obi...
Peter Obi, nomadism, and the structural rot of the Nigerian political class, by Erasmus Ikhide
IN the theater of Nigerian politics, the stage is perpetually crowded, but the cast remains disturbingly the same. ...
The diplomacy of indifference: While Nigerians bleed in South Africa, the Commander-in-Chief goes joyriding, by Erasmus Ikhide
IN the hallowed, albeit currently haunted, halls of Aso Rock, the silence is not merely deafening—it is complicit. ...
Contesting the Portable vs Carter Efe’s cruel ring-fight, by Tony Erha
This time around, I’m compelled to shift a steady gaze from the backwater politics and insecurity that greatly trouble...
At 60, Major Matthew Iduoriyekemwen: A life of unyielding service and the architect of legacy, by Erasmus Ikhide
IN the tapestry of history, the measure of a man is not found in the number of years...
Two wings, one bird of prey: The illusion of choice in Nigeria, by Erasmus Ikhide
THE great Chinua Achebe, in The Trouble with Nigeria, laid bare a truth that continues to haunt our...