White House next: Davido to Uzodimma, says “allow Osun people choose, by Destiny O. Enabulele
“Let my people go” is a famous biblical phrase spoken by Moses to Pharaoh in the Book of Exodus, ...
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Osun 2026: EFCC, LG funds, and the Abacha-in-Agbada playbook, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Nigerians, a few weeks ago I wrote “After Edo’s Asue-Obaseki Script, Is Osun About To Run Ademola-Adedeji?” And ...
Delta State’s economy summit: Fun, pageantry, and missed lessons, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Delta State just wrapped another economy summit, and the pictures were perfect. Colorful dancers, branded buses, dignitaries in agbada, ...
President Tinubu and next-of-kin syndrome to Nigerians’ collective patrimony, by Destiny O. Enabulele
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration is facing a growing accusation: treating Nigeria’s collective patrimony like “next-of-kin” property. The expression ...
Presidency and APC outburst is not ordinary, by Destiny O. Enabulele
The Presidency and APC’s attack on the Catholic Bishops Conference is not ordinary politics. It feels like history replayed ...
Sell Edo, not politics: Okpebholo owes taxpayers a mission report, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Governor Monday Okpebholo’s London trip was billed as an investment mission. But what some of us watched from different ...
What this govt cannot disrespect doesn’t exist, by Destiny O. Enabulele
What the Tinubu government cannot disrespect doesn’t exist. That is the message we are getting. The Catholic Bishops ...
Credentials with missing chapters, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Nigerians, listen carefully. A presidential candidate without relevant credentials is an “existential threat” to a nation. President Tinubu ...
N750 million for billboard permits? This is governance by obstruction, by Destiny O. Enabulele
The FCT Minister has announced a N750 million fee for presidential campaign billboard permits in Abuja. Outrageous. Preposterous. And ...
All is fair in politics, when leaders gaslight grief, by Destiny O. Enabulele
Bishop Onaiyekan said President Tinubu tried to tell us, Catholics and Nigerians, that he heard us. Then he said ...