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 ...
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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 ...
Senator Ovie Omo-Agege: A lion caged in his own den?, by Austen Akhagbeme
Until a few weeks ago, when former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, Governor Sheriff Oborevweri of Delta State and his ...
Of party politics, national interest and political opportunism in recent times, by Austen Akhagbeme
It was Edmund Burke, an Irish philosopher, who defined the Political Party as a body of men united ...
Nyesom Wike: The new definition of democracy and political power, by Austen Akhagbeme
Arguably speaking, there's no Minister who has given a political and executive interpretation to the role of the ...
Rivers crisis: A caveat to remember, by Austen Akhagbeme
To every avowed follower of the political crisis in Rivers State and the suspicious attempt by the federal government ...
Rivers crisis: When Ibas actions are over the bar, by Austen Akhagbeme
When President Tinubu called the Elders of Rivers State for a meeting on 11th March, 2025 and charged them ...
Natasha: The scent of a woman, by Austen Akhagbeme
The forces, known and unknown, that are against the recently suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan of the Kogi Central senatorial zone ...
Uromi killings and the roaming trouble in reality, by Austen Akhagbeme
I was in Port Harcourt, Rivers State of Nigeria on the 5th of November, 2024, when I received a ...