When condolence becomes a threat, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Presidential candidate Peter Obi was prevented from entering Benue State to pay condolence to the victims of a bandits ...
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When the palace becomes a rendezvous, by Destiny O. Enabulele
A US Congressman has said Nigeria has become a hub for South American drug cartels under President Tinubu. It ...
Nigeria: Collateral damage, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Nigerian politics is a theater of debt, memory, and betrayal. Jagaban introduced Atiku to the Ooni as Vice ...
The diaspora cage: Where married men live as singles, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Majority of men in the diaspora are living in denial, pain, fear, and in a cage. The cage ...
For crying out loud, this is regrettably preposterous, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Edo State Government says it “rejects” N14.15bn contractors’ debt and has “ordered verification.” With due respect, this is ...
Constitutional democratic monarchy, not democracy, by Destiny O. Enabulele
This is not democracy. What President Bola Tinubu is administering in Nigeria is a constitutional democratic monarchy. On paper, ...
When salt loses its value: Tinubu, the U.S court, and the shame of a nation, by Destiny O. Enabulele
I woke up this morning in nostalgia with Fela Kuti phrase in one of his albums, “Beasts of ...
No handover, no country: Tinubu’s 3-week Europe vacation, by Destiny O. Enabulele
President Tinubu has again proceeded to Europe on a three-week vacation as part of his annual leave for 2026. ...
Expulsion made Singapore hungry, independence made Nigeria lazy, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Nigeria, Nigerian leaders and Lee Kuan Yew. Singapore was expelled from Malaysia in 1965 and wretched. No natural ...
From 44th to 56th: Nigeria’s free fall into poverty, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Nigeria ranks 56th among the world’s 60 poorest countries by GDP per capita at purchasing power parity, according to ...