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  By Olu Fasan Last week, Bola Tinubu, Nigeria’s president, tripped and fell as he climbed the steps of the parade vehicle during this yea...

  By Sunny Awhefeada   I do not know why countries or na­tions are thought of in feminine forms (she/her). Perhaps, it is a strategy to en...

  By Olu Fasan Once upon a time, a political party bestrode Nigerian politics like a colossus. It governed Nigeria for 16 years and vowed ...

By Ikechukwu Amaechi Ordinarily, I wouldn’t have bothered commenting on former President Muhammadu Buhari, the man who, rather than build,...

  By   Carl Umegboro The ‘Grand Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic’ (GCFR) is the highest national honorary grant in the count...

  By Promise Adiele A new strand of neurosis seems to pervade Nigeria’s political sphere compelling victims to embrace bipolar conditions ...

  By Sola Ebiseni Contrary to wild assumptions for and against, Section 134 (1) (b) or 134 (2) (b) which deals with the requirements of 25...

  By Owei Lakemfa The battles I describe, took place four decades ago. They speak to character and governance; some of the problems we hav...

By   Ejike Anyaduba Five years ago, almost to this day, the vacuum created by the death of Dr. Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme in the nation’s ...

  By   Uzor Maxim Uzoatu There is talk here and there of bringing back History with a capital “H” in the Nigerian school curriculum. It is...

  By   Femi Falana Under the British colonial regime, trade unions were prohibited while strikes were criminalised. But Nigerian workers d...

  By   Chiedu Uche Okoye Why  is Nigeria, a country endowed with humungous human and material resources, still trapped in the cocoon of   ...

By   Banji Ojewale “An old star departs, leaves us here on the shore, gazing heavenward for a new star approaching. The new star appears, ...

By   Tayo Ogunbiyi The concept of leadership has always been of tremendous interest to classical thinkers as well as contemporary politica...

By Nwokedi Nworisara Election is a function in the process arising from the structure. It is  defined by the structure and serves as a v...

By   Chido Nwangwu “To honour him whom we have made is far from honouring him that hath made us.” It was Michel de Montaigne, the 16th ...

By  Paul Onomuakpokpo Since the failure of the President Muhammadu Buhari government became intolerably manifest, a noticeable feature of...

By Abike Olajide   In literature, tragedy does not really connote something tragic but it means a re-evaluation and possible redemption o...

By Femi Fani Kayode Permit me to begin this contribution with an interesting and historically accurate observation made by the Vanguard ...

By Kanayo Esinulo Those who are familiar with how the machine of government works will easily tell you that leaders, most leaders, are som...