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Category: Opinion
Tinubu’s U.S. Records – What the Court Has Established – and What Politics Has Yet to Prove, By Adebamiwa Olugbenga Michael
The phrase “Tinubu’s FBI file” has become one of the most politically charged shorthand expressions in Nigeria’s increasingly intense debate […]
AKTH’s School of Paramedic Technology, By Salisu Na’inna Dambatta
The Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH), Kano, has established a School of Paramedic Technology. This represents a strong transformative contribution […]
Onaiyekan: My First and Final Epistle on the Matter, By Omokugbo Ojeifo
The insinuation that Cardinal Onaiyekan is criticizing Tinubu because he is supporting Obi is as lame as the P in […]
The Mask Has Slipped: The Myth of Onaiyekan’s Neutrality Has Been Exposed, By Dr. Bunni Awoyemi
Every election season has its familiar cast of political actors. Some wear party uniforms. Others wear clerical robes while insisting […]
Ogun: Ladi Has Captured All for 2027 as PDP Rejects Politics of Greed
The message is clear across Ogun PDP: The old patterns of exhaustion, internal sabotage, and politics of stomach infrastructure have […]
Why APC Must Disqualify Yahaya Bello’s Senatorial Bids, By Abdullahi Mohammed
The All Progressives Congress finds itself at a defining crossroads that will test the integrity of its internal processes and […]
History Has Memory, By Folorunso Fatai Adisa
For the record, Frank Mba was a Cadet Inspector in training while Tunji Disu was a Cadet ASP, in the […]
How Frank Mba Was Skipped For IGP Appointment
The appointment of Tunji Disu as Acting Inspector-General of Police by Bola Tinubu, following the resignation of Kayode Egbetokun, has […]
Fubara, Rivers Assembly, and the endless war, By Taiwo Adisa
Once beaten, twice shy, so goes the saying. It is time-tested because it follows the human’s natural order. When a […]