Jarett Tenebe’s Edo APC and the squandering of success, by Tony Erha
When the noble acts of bygone kings are narrated before the one on the throne, it is an ...
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A troubled military and its country’s killing fields, by Tony Erha
For Rabe Abubakar, a retired Major General and former spokesman of the Nigerian Army, it is a kidnap and death-in-captivity ...
Olukoyede’s EFCC: Taming the ‘fantastically-corrupt’, by Tony Erha
Since its creation 23 years ago, by Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, as president of Nigeria, Africa's most populous and ...
Xenophobia, South Africa, Nigeria and children of bad neighbours, by Tony Erha
Again, civil unrest has resumed in South Africa in April and May, 2026, as the country's black youth ...
Contesting the Portable vs Carter Efe’s cruel ring-fight, by Tony Erha
This time around, I’m compelled to shift a steady gaze from the backwater politics and insecurity that greatly trouble ...
Tenebe could deprive Tinubu from winning Edo election, by Tony Erha
Edo State governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, had often declared that the state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) ...
The rough games arewa bourgeoisies play with the talakawas, by Tony Erha
Few days ago, the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), an apex body that claims to represent the Northern region ...
Middle East’s ceasefire, restricted media and public summersaults, by Tony Erha
Nigeria is a strange place. And most Nigerians are unbearable. So also are some countries of the world ...
Citizen Christopher Musa and a war of blames, by Tony Erha
The world hardly knows peace. It’s strange and discordant. The world is a deep-blue-sea - sharks swallow the fishes. ...
El-Rufai, the tortoise, the king, the people, by Tony Erha
One can't stop imagining that ‘Mallam’ Nasir El-Rufai, the diminutive immediate-past governor of Nigeria's Kaduna State, ideally fits into ...