Adedayo: Dilemma of hateful, polluted polity

By Leo Sobechi Senate President, Ahmad Lawan’s decision to revise the appointment of Dr. Festus Adedayo as his Media Aide comes off with a protruding belly of interpretations and implications, especially given his promises of bipartisan collaboration and cooperation for national unity and progress. The development, which presented as a cross between a miscarriage and abortion, […]

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INEC and Nigeria’s Many Political Parties

By Reuben Abati Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as part of its review of the 2019 General elections in the country is reportedly working on a proposal for the alteration of the 1999 Constitution as amended to enable it reduce the number of political parties in the country. A total of 91 political parties […]

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Buhari’s order on state police signals promises

It came as an unlikely political bolt. And a rumour took false currency that President Muhammadu Buhari had endorsed the idea of state police, and that would mean dramatic pirouette in the position of the number one citizen on that matter. But it might well be. What triggered the speculation was President Buhari’s order that […]

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Democratisation, June 12, May 29 And Buhari

By Lai Olurode Glowing tributes and encomiums must never be denied Nigerian leaders of all shades in the early phase of our struggle for freedom, and particularly, for the resistance they mustered against slave trade and colonial domination. Of course, there were elements from within whose levels of political consciousness and patriotism were at ground zero […]

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