Opinion
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Nigeria: Leadership as a red-carpet exchange programme
Nigeria surprises people who believe leadership involves duty. You watch a government hold an economic summit in a state that…
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How to make Nigeria work if still possible
It will be difficult, probably impossible, to make Nigeria work the way it is presently structured and governed. In theory…
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For ADC, 2027 can wait, By Amanze Obi
We still remember what it was like when the African Democratic Congress (ADC), newly acquired and rebranded, roared into the…
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In defense of Tinubu’s ambassadors, By Chidi Amuta
In defense of Tinubu’s ambassadors: The ambassadorial nominees tacitly reflect the image of the current leadership of the country they…
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Tinubu’s newest fear breeds more insecurity
WHAT is President Bola Ahmed Tinubu so afraid of that the renowed strategist quakes in his shoes when he wants…
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Come, Donald, come!, By Akaninyene Esiere
A nation that finds it difficult to tell itself the truth will also find it difficult to move forward. Nigeria…
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Why Nigeria is not working, By Ugo Onuoha
THE safe thing to do is to say that Nigeria is not working at its optimal best. But that will…
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Inside Tinubu’s war room, thanks to Bayo Onanuga
AFTER weeks of commendations of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for doing nothing about the sweltering security situation, Senate President Obong…
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Decoding the reign of terror, By Chidi Amuta
President Bola Tinubu has finally decided to wrestle with the ogre of insecurity. He has named the wrong and declared…
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When mediocrity becomes national policy
The ambassadorial nominees I read this evening have once again exposed how utterly disgraced our country has become. Nigeria is…
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