(By Adekoya Boladale) “With the current postulations of possible electoral outcome, the odds favours the President as the Nigeria voting pattern is more ruralist than cosmopolitan.
Tag: Violence
My Crime For Being A Nigerian Youth
(By Ezejide Charles Onyeka) “How can I become the leader today when these “ancestors” of mine are still piloting jealously the affairs of the leadership
Can Buhari Change Nigeria? – Bayo Olupohunda
(By Bayo Olupohunda) “His critics alleged his statement “fuelled” the violence that erupted in the North after the 2011 elections. Only recently, an attempt was
In Dreams Lies Responsibility: On Nigeria at 54 – John Anusie
(By John Anusie) “Although we contend with a morbid reality, the reality that Nigeria at 54 is still a kid, it is indefensible and just plain absurd
Chibok children, 100 days after (2)
(By Dolapo Aina) “One possible lesson from Rwanda is that sectarian bloodletting is not a mass hysteria. It’s not an organic mania that sweeps over
Audacity of terror: Boko Haram and the plight of a nation
(By Steve Arowolo) “I write with deep concern for our people, and for our collective existence as a nation, and I sympathise with the families
Kidnappings in Nigeria: A Clueless Government
(The Economist) “Perhaps the worst aspect of the Nigerian government’s handling of the abduction is its seeming indifference to the plight of the girls’
Violence and Nigerian Society
(By George Olalekan Jimoh) “The Nigerian people desire a safe, secure and peaceful environment. The present democracy needs to move in to strengthen and sustain