Of Nigerians and their love for evil men – Michael Irene
(By Michael Irene) "When would Nigerians ask for a party that is free of these old criminals? When would they seek for a party filled with candidates that are purely chosen Read More >>
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 without further delay if we Read More >>
Election 2015: The Opportunities and The Time-Bombs
(By Ogundana Michael Rotimi) "If we vote carelessly in 2015, the consequences might be so severe, such that the bags of rice that is being used by politicians to influence Read More >>
Now That The APC And The PDP Are The Same, Who Will We Vote For?
(By Hemenseter Butu) "When we vote, be it in a classroom of 50, a local government or a nation of 160 million, we must seek to rise above our need Read More >>
2015 Elections: Your Role as a Citizen
(By Usman Abbas) "Election are democratic mechanisms through which electorates select people they wish to lead them for a certain defined period of time. In every democratic dispensation, it is Read More >>
The coming North/South ‘Brawl’ – Dele Agekameh
(By Dele Agekameh) "At no other time since the end of the country’s civil war – 1966 to 1970 – has the country become so much divided, so much polarized, along Read More >>
Political Bandits and Kleptocracy – Presley Akhigbe
(By Presley Akhigbe) "It is disheartening to see politicians in office since 1999 with zero contribution to national development still planning to contest for elections in 2015. That is why Read More >>
2015 Election: Between the Old and the Young – Mustapha Saddiq
(By Mustapha Saddiq) "Though there are many buses in the park, I noticed only two ‘luxurious’ buses parked and I wanted to travel by one of them since its a long Read More >>
The Many Neutral Perspectives to 2015 (Part 2)
(By Umar Mukhtar) "In Buhari, the APC has in the Northern part of Nigeria a face synonymous with struggles for emancipation of the commoners and one that is seen to Read More >>
Governor Aregbesola’s bitterness in victory: The interment of statesmanship
(By Emmanuel Onwe) "Now, go compare. Let it be said. INEC and the security agencies shouldered the patriotic burden that yielded victory in peace and stability to Aregbesola. Sensible Nigerians hope Read More >>