Category: National Discourse

To many, what comes to mind on hearing above expression is an environment where only the tough dare to tread on. Kano used to have a decent estate at the heart of the town called No Man’s Land. Some other cities may also have...

Before now, I never really cared much about Lagos politics. Somehow, I just had that notion that Lagos (luckily) always had a performing governor. From a distance, Sanwo-Olu appeared amiable to me, and so had nothing against his...

During our national elections, two major players can be considered: the organizers of elections (the umpire), INEC(part A) and the rest of the society, made up of eligible and non-eligible voters(part B). Neither of these two...

As Nigerians march to the polls tomorrow, it is important everyone, especially ordinary Nigerians, knows that none of us deserves to die or be maimed just because we are having elections. Let us join the rest of the civilized...

Again, lawyers are giving us needless headache. Over the past several years, I have observed that every so often we are caught up with ambiguous statements in the most important document of our country. I have had to work with...

The Feb. 25, 2023, presidential and NASS elections have come and gone. Anger, frustration, anxiety, etc all over. The promised El Dorado does not seem to be in sight. Some call for outright cancellation, others stand in between,...