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Category: Opinion
Otti: Breaking The Jinx, Winning The People
EBERE UZOUKWA, PhD “The siege has collapsed, the jinx is forever broken.” With this declaration, Governor Alex Chioma Otti captured not just a moment but […]
Governor Soludo’s Shattering Of Monday Sit-At-Home
CHRISTIAN ABURIME “Governor Soludo’s success in Anambra should serve as an inspiration to leaders everywhere that the impossible can be done, and no mission is […]
Mother Hen Metaphor As Soludo’s Leadership Matrix
CHRISTIAN ABURIME One of the timeless rhythms of life in the rural areas is that of a familiar scenario involving the mother hen with its […]
Credible Elections: Nigeria’s Path To Sustainable Democracy
EMMANUEL PETER ADAYEHI As Nigeria approaches its 2027 elections, the urgency of conducting free, fair, transparent, and credible electoral processes cannot be overstated. Concerns that […]
The Real-Time Mirage: Setting The Stage For Electoral Mischief, Remote Manipulation And Public Mayhem
FEMI ONAKANREN The recent development stirring up the political space in Nigeria is the demand for real-time transmission of election results. Although the phrase is […]
Omenuko Bridge: How Governor Otti Ended The Dark Era Of Impossibility And Broken Promises In Abia
EBERE UZOUKWA, PhD For decades, the Omenuko Bridge stood as a stark metaphor for failed governance in Abia State. Dangerous, neglected, and endlessly politicised, it […]
Mobilizing Nigerians For Political And Electoral Reforms Ahead Of The 2027 Elections
EMMANUEL PETER ADAYEHI This paper highlights the urgent need to mobilize Nigerians for political and electoral reforms leading up to the 2027 elections. Addressing […]
Nigeria’s Economy: What Is To Be Done?
ABIODUN KOMOLAFE Using the phrase ‘What is to be done?’ in the headline to this analysis is deliberate. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin used the title in […]
Peter Obi: Confusing Emotion With Leadership In 2027
BOSUN AWONIYI Nigeria’s greatest political weakness is not corruption alone; it is our habit of falling in love with narratives instead of interrogating records. […]