…silence in the face of disobedience to court orders is not neutrality; it is complicity. Few policies have been preached more loudly by the federal...
Below is a comprehensive set of 20 specific loopholes, ambiguities, weaknesses, and gaps in the Electoral Act 2022 that must be corrected to help produce genuinely...
By Dr. Tom Obaseki As the National Assembly deliberates on the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2026, the stakes for Nigeria’s democracy have never been higher....
By Prof. O.E. Bassey In moments of national insecurity, the instinctive response of many states is expansion, more troops, more weapons, more surveillance systems, more emergency...
Seyi Tinubu is the self-styled ‘First Son’ of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. As the most notable Son of the president, Seyi Tinubu is perhaps...
It is most intriguing that at a time Nigeria’s capital importation (hence, external reserves) is rising in leaps and bounds, the country’s crude oil production...
In Nigeria and in so much of the black continent of Africa, the institutions of law enforcement are only strong to the extent that those...
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi I write once again to Senator Oluremi Tinubu — not as a partisan adversary, but as a concerned voice within...
Democracy is the base for Nigeria’s future, but political apathy has weakened it for years. Many eligible voters feel disconnected and discouraged from taking part in...
The desperation to win the 2027 general election has led to what looks like a looming constitutional coup against the Nigerian people. We saw what happened...