That is what Nigerian politics has become: a carnival that never seems to end.
As citizens, it is incumbent upon us to engage constructively with electoral reforms and uphold the democratic principles for which generations have struggled.
This letter is a mirror held up to a country that has lost the capacity for moral astonishment.
When the presidential prerogative of mercy becomes a blanket of mockery, it covers both guilt and impunity.
Let the people speak in parody. For every Fejiro they arrest, a thousand Amunekes will rise.
The Corps Marshal’s frustration is understandable. But his solution is daft and misguided.
The open society is fragile. But it is worth defending. For if we lose it, we lose everything.
Our lawyers have long served power, not people.
