2023: Some proverbs for the North and Tinubu - Lasisi Olagunju

The aged died, we replaced him with the chronically ill; who does not know that there will be wailing once more soon in the palace. (Arugbo ku a fi olokunrun j'oye; taa ni ko mo wipe ariwo k'eekan l'aafin).traveled

WHY BOLA TINUBU LOST THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION - Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo

In his article, “Osinbajo’s Road to Abuja: The Untold Story,” Olawale Olaleye told how Osinbajo ‘defeated’ Bola Tinubu to become Muhammadu Buhari’s vice-presidential candidate.

Can Bola Tinubu win the Presidency? Yes - Kalu Aja

Can Bola Tinubu win with a Northern Christian VP candidate? Yes

Arewa States’ unilateral adoption of Sharia law is self-determination

Up until a decade ago, a form of Sharia law operated as an integral part of Nigeria’s Customary law family. In 1999/2001, legislatures of the 12 Arewa States of Northern Nigeria (Zamfara, Kano, Sokoto, Katsina, Bauchi, Borno, Jigawa, Kebbi, Yobe, Kaduna, Niger, and Gombe) made new laws to extend the provisions of the Sharia law in their contiguous domains (ie Hausaland) to include criminal law.

SILENEC IS NOT GOLDEN! WHERE ARE THE OBAS? - Aitaleabiamo

An elder and political elite once asked at a condolence visit ‘where are the cows?’

Why Buhari lost Nigeria and why nobody may ever regain it - RUDOLF OKONKWO

Nigeria’s final chance to revive itself, to be a fair, decent, and just nation, came in 1999.

Can Nigeria fight Igbo and Yoruba simultaneously?

 

The Fulani were better off in Nigeria six years ago than they are today. 

Between Malami’s spare parts and southern governors’ cows

 

Why has Malami not come out in defense of commercial motorcyclists and spare parts in the same way he has come out in defense of cows?

FULANI 6 PHASE EMASCULATION NOW COMPLETE; Doubting Thomas’s now Shamed.

You Should Know Who They Are!

Government of the greedy, not the needy

The calamities 'greed' has caused this world cannot be quantified by any figure imaginable.

UNKNOWN GUNMEN: WE KNOW THEM.

We Keep Failing Them, Our Youths Only one in four-point five Nigerians applying to university will get a spot. 

Lórí-Iró leadership and herdsmen nationalism - Oludayo Tade

LORI-IRO (based on deliberate falsehood or lie) is a metaphoric expression that unpacks the relationship of falsehood between Nigerian politicians and the public.

Cow and blood democracy - IKECHUKWU AGADA

All eyes with sky-high expectations are locked with the President to review his catch statement during his first inauguration: “I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody” to ” I am not for all Nigerians but for my tribe only”. Nigeria presently is under siege in a war-like situation and the inherent danger worsens by the day.

Pedophilia: The Shame of A Nation: Baba Ijesha, The Poster boy

Former Zamfara State Governor, Senator Yerima Is A Proponent of Child Marriage & defended his decision to marry the 13-year-old, saying it is Islamic. You See The Problem We Have In Nigeria.

Evil forests and terror gangs in Southwest - Oludayo Tade

LIVING in terror spaces is an apt description of what Nigerians encounter daily. The leadership of Nigeria has not lived up to the expectation of meeting what is written in the National Security Strategy, NSS, released by President Muhammadu Buhari’s government in 2019.

The other Nigeria we have created

No better time exists, to tell the truth than in a moment where silence in the face of glaring injustice is a politically correct choice. This moment is one of such times.

Igboho and Nigeria’s shaky unity

IF there is one thing that has again advertised Nigeria as a dangerously fragile country, it is the fallout of the eviction notice issued to herders to leave Igangan community in Ibarapa North Local Government Area of Oyo State by the Akoni Oodua of Yorubaland, Sunday Adeyemo, otherwise known as Sunday Igboho.

The Fox And The Cock In Contemporary Nigeria

The story of “How the fox lost its fright of the cock” or “How the cock foolishly made itself the fox’s delicious meal” was one of the “tales by the moonlight” that must have been told in millions of Yoruba households in those days.

Nigeria: A country that lives in denial - Sunday Onyemaechi Eze

NIGERIA is a country living in denial of its division, challenges, and troubled chequered history. Anybody who lays claim to the fact that the country is united now is living in illusion or is outrightly delusional.

The aborted food blockade

THE last time we heard about food blockade in Nigeria was over 50 years ago at the height of the Nigerian Civil War.