On February 26, 2026, the opposition held a world press conference. In a healthier democracy, that would be routine. In Nigeria’s current political climate, it felt almost seismic – not Continue Reading
About ten years ago, the Nigerian public sphere went into convulsion. A poor wheelbarrow pusher known as Yunusa, alias Yellow, was accused of abducting a young girl, transporting her across Continue Reading
Let us dispense with euphemisms. The suspension of the 30 percent allocation from NNPC Limited’s profit oil and profit gas to the Frontier Exploration Fund – as explicitly provided for Continue Reading
Fifty years after General Murtala Mohammed thundered that “Africa has come of age,” Nigeria now risks advertising to the world that it has come of dependence. The distance between those Continue Reading
What is unfolding in Nigeria today is not routine politics; it is a test of whether democracy here is substance or stagecraft. The Tinubu era is beginning to look less Continue Reading
