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Next Governor of Ekiti State By Bunmi Makinwa

The campaign season in Nigeria is widely visible, just as are frequent kidnappings, abductions, terrorist attacks, and killings for all kinds of reasons. As in many countries due to a combination of international and local factors, economic problems keep mounting, inflation is high and prices of almost everything are rising. In May 2023, the presidential elections will take place alongside… Read More
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1999 Constitution Of Nigeria: Power Of The Peoples Against Power Of Politicians By Ndidi Uwechue

Firstly, it is not correct to describe Nigeria as a “nation”. It is a pseudo-country. Country – because it is an amalgamation of several ethnic NATIONS, where each indigenous ethnic nation could have been a country in its own right. Pseudo – because this country is based on a false Union Agreement.  That is, the 1999 Constitution that creates the… Read More
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Nigeria: A Country Of Devils: Northerner’s Divide And Conquer Tactics By Bayo Oluwasanmi

Alhaji Abubakar Atiku, the 75-year-old former Vice President won the PDP primary by 371 votes. He beat other 13 candidates that included former senate president Bukola Saraki, Governors Nyesom Wike of Rivers State and Aminu Tanbuwal of Sokoto State. Nigeria is a country of devils. The evils perpetrated by Nigerian politicians every day aptly fit the description. With the ongoing… Read More
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2023 Elections And The Road Less Travelled By Chido Onumah

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by,And that has made all the difference.– Robert FrostAt the end of this month, other things being equal, Nigeria’s major political parties, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), will select their presidential candidates for the February 2023 general election. By… Read More
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Trial of Mubarak Bala: Tolerant Pluralism And Imperative Of Islamic Reformation In Northern Nigeria By Leo Igwe

The conviction of Nigerian Humanist, Mubarak Bala, after a judicial process marked by irregularities jolted the civilized world. People of conscience had hoped that human rights would prevail; that after some dark nights of denial and disappearance, some light would shine at the end of the tunnel untwisting extremist imaginaries that had viciously beclouded and gripped the minds of Islamic… Read More
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Journey to Grenada and Reparations for Slavery By Azu Ishiekwene

Nigeria’s spectacular crises in almost every facet of its national life are inescapable. They cling like your skin. And for your sanity, you must detox from time to time. I hope this trip to Grenada, through Afghanistan, helps. Instead of writing about killings of the most bestial variety up and down the country, an economy on life support, insecurity, ASUU… Read More