Opinion

By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik Nigeria is approaching another politically consequential period, and the country desperately needs a national conversation capable of matching the…
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By Lamara Garba Kano is beginning to speak with a more united political voice. As the 2027 general elections draw closer, politicians who once occupied different political camps…
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By Emmanuel Nnadozie Onwubiko Nigeria has entered the real phase of campaigns for public offices, including the presidency of Nigeria, the largest Black nation in the world, as…
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By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik Sometimes, the most compelling and impactful sermon is not delivered from a pulpit; it arrives in the form of an airline ticket. The reported…
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By Ehichioya Ezomon Politicians – in or out of power – don't seem to learn any lessons from mistakes that cause negative reactions, embarrassment, odium, and even legal action.…
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By Tunde Olusunle The principal mandate of the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies, NILDS, is to build capacity for Nigeria’s lawmakers at all levels and…
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By Abdulmalik Abdulkarim There is a dangerous assumption in Nigerian political discourse: that the North is a single electoral constituency waiting to be captured by whoever…
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By Lamara Garba Agricultural transformation rarely begins with a seed. It begins with an idea, an invitation, or the decision to place ordinary people in extraordinary rooms.…
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By Ekundayo Olumodeji Nigerian politicians have long practised what is popularly called “rice and beans” politics: quietly supporting different candidates for different offices.…
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By Douglas Baye-Osagie dbayeosagie@yahoo.com The 66th Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, will be remembered for many things. Not…
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