The appointment of judges in Nigeria has become something akin to a life-and-death contest
Balewa was right. But in hindsight, did Achebe’s lamentation suggest that the prime minister was also naïve?
Do Nigerian political leaders increase confidence in the electoral system? Or do they deepen suspicion?
A fortunate inconvenience is a moment when an action designed for advantage produces the opposite effect.
One can only hope that the present government of Abia state will show zero-tolerance for this network criminality.
The SEDC has neither the budgets nor the latitude for the errors that have become the habits of the NDDC.
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have just won the biggest diplomatic jackpot beyond their wildest imagination.
The Nigerian president’s fall in Ankara cannot be wished away as a mere stumble without context.
Cases before many courts in Nigeria are no longer decided in the courtrooms but in worshipful processions to the homes of the people we call “My Lord”.
