Opinion
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Return of the tribesmen, By Chidi Amuta
In a bid to retain power beyond 2015, former President Goodluck Jonathan ran a campaign with a somewhat foolish and…
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The Misnomer: Lagos is for Lagosians and Not for Yorubas, By Bayo Akinlade Esq
In the last few days after the presidential elections, there has been many tribalistic sentiments expressed by mostly people from…
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Pyrrhic Victory: Tinubu lacks legitimacy to govern Nigeria, By Olu Fasan
LAST year, in his speech at Chatham House, the London-based international affairs think tank, Bola Tinubu made a profound statement…
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Soludo and the judgement of history, By Ikechukwu Amaechi
In his November 14, 2022 political takedown of Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, Anambra…
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Steal the election and let them go to court, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Any ruling party can make even a goat win an election. The only exception to this great truism is Goodluck…
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Why the world should worry about Nigeria’s shambolic elections, By Emmanuel Ogebe
You’ve probably received an email from a Prince in Nigeria trying to get lots of money out and needing just…
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Still in bewilderment, gazing at Yakubu, By Amanze OBI
There is no beating about the bush here. The cold, hard fact is that Nigerians have just received the deepest…
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Stop intimidation of opponents in Lagos *Punch Editorial, March 6, 2023
THE intimidation, threats, and harassment of non-indigenes after the February 25 presidential/National Assembly elections in Lagos State speak to the…
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When robbery happens in the market place, By Victor U. Amadi
In rural Africa, the market square is not just a place of commerce and business. It also serves as a…
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For Bola Tinubu, democracy failed here, By Lasisi Olagunju
The 2023 presidential election in Nigeria is not the worst in human history. That dubious reputation belongs in Liberia where,…
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