(By David Oluwasegun Ogundipe) “The stage is set, they are here again! You have seen them, in person, or on the television screen or on their
Tag: Election
2015 presidential campaign: Continuity or change
(By Samuel Akpobome Orovwuje) “Indeed, the unwholesome behaviour of name calling and heating up of the political space has become commonplace in the jamborees called
The Economic Cost of Jega’s Election Postponement – Nasiru Suwaid
(By Nasiru Suwaid) “Thus, I never cared for what Professor Attahiru Jega said, until the question and answer time, which was around 11:30 pm, when a
Prof Jega Can Only Be Removed From Office Subject To The Approval Of The Senate – Okoi Obono-Obla
(By Okoi Obono-Obla) Since INEC was forced to postpone the date of the Presidential and National Assembly Elections from the original date of 14th February 2015
Democracy, Deferred: Nigeria’s Postponed Election is an Embarrassment of Bad Choices – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
(By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie) “The delusions of Buhari’s spokespeople are better packaged, and obviously free of incumbency’s crippling weight. They blame Jonathan for everything that is
N10 fuel pump reduction: The misconceptions
(By Bidemi Bayode & Seun Joseph) “A simple analogy would debunk the argument that distributors were going to lose money. Distributors get a depot price of
Fellow Nigerians, Meet Our ‘God Ordained’ Leaders
(By Damola Olatunji) “The Fourth Republic is almost 16 years old, we are happy it has not been interrupted and by God’s grace it would
Who Would You Vote for in 2015: Buhari or Jonathan?
(By Sabella Abidde) “Put aside your emotion and tell me what you think of Goodluck Jonathan in terms of being able to resolve many of
2015 Elections: Leaders not promises!
(By Samuel Akpobome Orovwuje) “More importantly for Nigerians and indeed the electorate yarning for manifest change, is the realisation that genuine leadership must take root
2015 elections: Pending tasks before INEC
(By Adewale Kupoluyi) “Despite these laudable efforts, many Nigerians, local and international observers are already expressing worry over some issues that should be sorted out