Activism: The many troubles of Omoyele Sowore, by Austen Akhagbeme
In the dimming firmament of Nigeria's conquered and waning voices of reason and dissent, Omoyele Sowore's untiring voice seems ...
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Democracy, June 12 and the fourth republic, by Austen Akhagbeme
Democracy presupposes good and representative governance; a majoritarian rule governed by the rule of law, the supremacy of ...
Kenneth Okonkwo, Obi and the other side of love, by Austen Akhagbeme
Politics and politicking often have a way of throwing up a multiplicity of queer and quirky characters in our ...
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 ...
Atiku Abubakar: Please, don’t go, by Austen Akhagbeme
In the undulating firmament of Nigeria's troubled polity and politics for the past three decades, former Vice President ...
2027 and the peculiar politics of Kano: Wither now the Kwankwassiya?, by Austen Akhagbeme
From January 23rd, 2026, when Governor Abba Kabiru Yusuf of Kano State finally decided to quit the NNPP, ...
Jimmy Cliff: A farewell to the world of beautiful people, by Austen Akhagbeme
Not too many people knew him as James Chambers, but that was Jimmy Cliff's birth name, as he grew ...
Dan Agbese: My friend at billings way, By Austen Akhagbeme
In a nation where life expectancy is between 50 to 54 years, it will be out of place to say ...
Democracy, progressivism and patriotism: A “new” definition, by Austen Akhagbeme
One of the many academic exercises I love in Social Science research, is "Conceptual Clarification". It brings to the fore, ...
Nyesom Wike and the end of decorum, by Austen Akhagbeme
Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the FCT, is becoming a dangerous example of how not to be ...