What is cooking with Kukah?, by Austen Akhagbeme
For the first time, the Catholic Bishop of the Sokoto Diocese and fiery critic, Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah, is ...
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After all the ‘Kwams, no qualms after all, by Austen Akhagbeme
Ever since Senator Adams Oshiomhole was alleged to have caused chaos at the local airport in his bid to ...
2027: Festus Keyamo and the crystal ball, by Austen Akhagbeme
Festus Egwarewa Keyamo, a renowned Nigerian Lawyer, a human rights activist, and the present Minister of Aviation and Aerospace ...
Peter Gregory Obi: Sixty-Four thundering salutes to an incurable optimist, by Austen Akhagbeme
Peter Gregory Obi, the Agulu-Anambra State-born politician and the Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 elections, ...
Obidientism: The random musings of a distant observer (1), by Austen Akhagbeme
In advance Democracies, Ideology drives political perception and followership. Party manifestos are drawn based on ideological leanings and boundaries. ...
Towards 2027: The coalition, elite consensus and the rest of us, by Austen Akhagbeme
The frenzy, scramble and partition of the Nigerian political space by the political elites come 2027 general elections, is ...
Benue killings: Politics, tears and the gory tale from Yelewata, by Austen Akhagbeme
Just as they have experienced previously in uncountable times, Benue State, fondly referred to as "The Food Basket ...
Nigeria’s Democracy: A circle of hollow rituals, by Austen Akhagbeme
In the last two decades of the return to civil rule, democracy seems to have offered us nothing ...
Kemi Badnoch: A troubling time for the tories, by Austen Akhagbeme
But for the Party rules which forbid the official removal of the Party leader until after 12 months, ...
Two years of President Tinubu and ‘the owners’ of 2027, by Austen Akhagbeme
The power play and political intrigue that brought in President Bola Tinubu two years ago are still very fresh ...