A Word For Those Who Want To See More Youths In Power
(By Ayo Sogunro) "It is therefore no more important to have a fixed representation of youths in government than if we were to have a fixed representation of children or Read More >>
The Many Neutral Perspectives to 2015: Part 1
(By Umar Mukhtar) "A school of thought is of the belief that 2015 elections should be in the back burner of national discourse while a broad-based strategy on tackling insurgency Read More >>
El-Rufai: Patriot or Troublemaker?
(By Bayo Olupohunda) "But one interesting feature of el-Rufai criticism of Jonathan is that he is not always the author of the tweets and updates that target the President. But Read More >>
The Day Obasanjo Fell for Ribadu
(By Nasiru Suwaid) "However, what is most interesting is that Ribadu never tried to defend the indefensible but was very firm and distinctly honest, in accepting the ills of an Read More >>
PDP, APC and the People
(By Japheth Omojuwa) "As for we the people, we are the reason our country is the mess it is. We have allowed politicians set for us the bar of mediocrity, Read More >>
Lessons From Murtala Nyako’s Fall – Olusegun Adeniyi
(By Olusegun Adeniyi) "The proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back for Nyako were the APC Congresses in the state and the local government election in which he imposed his men, Read More >>
How ‘clueless’ is President Goodluck Jonathan?
(By Uche Ugboajah) "They feign ignorance of the fact that Jonathan is no longer the PDP presidential candidate but the President popularly elected by Nigerians across ethnic and other social Read More >>
Mr. President, Stop Doing It
(By Yusuf Mamman) "Whatever the level of comfort in which one finds himself, deservedly or undeservedly as is the case with our thieving leaders, one must at one point or Read More >>
Kayode Fayemi, Despite His Loss, Is The New Brand Of Leaders Nigeria Need
(By Dr. Wumi Akintide) "A one party dictatorship is not good for Nigeria but the opposition must also show they know what they are doing and they must also demonstrate Read More >>
Nigeria And The Rule Of Backseat Drivers
(By Omozuwa Gabriel Osamwonyi) "If by some magic of fate, ancient Pharisees could see the workings of Nigeria’s backseat drivers, they will consider their canons of hypocrisy as unprofitable. Here, Read More >>