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Azu Ishiekwene

October 10, 2023

Are you in that number saved by Uzodimma?

There’s a saying in my neck of the woods that if a fashion designer is offering to make you a special wear, you must first look at what he is wearing.

Governor Hope Uzodimma
October 2, 2023

A school crime scene that won’t go away

The only incentive an abuser needs to get their next victim is for Egbetokun to do nothing about Keren-happuch and Sylvester.

Keren-happuch Akpagher, IGP and Sylvester Oromoni
September 21, 2023

Begging for a seat at the table

Azu IshiekweneSince Nigeria’s president obviously loved what he saw at the G20 in Delhi, he should have asked…Narendra Modi to share the story of India’s journey to the G20 with him.

President Bola Tinubu at the G20 summit
September 7, 2023

Obaseki and Shaibu deserve each other

Obaseki and Shaibu deserve each other. And Oshiomhole, the father of this incorrigible pair and high priest of their shenanigans, must be sorry.

August 31, 2023

Saving Abuja from Wike, really?

Framing Wike as an urban bulldozer misses the point. Abuja needs salvation not from Wike but from decades of elite abuse.

Nyesom Wike and FCT gate
August 24, 2023

Gas car rigmarole, questions Tinubu can’t ignore

Tinubu has enough problems on his plate. Hugging a special purpose initiative to nowhere will not do him much good.

CNG-powered bus
August 17, 2023

Engaging Nigerien military president is like having sex with someone you hate

It’s time to end the nonsense in Niger, not by rubbing buttocks with Tchiani, but by keeping the cage trap firmly on the table for this porcupine and his cohorts.

Gen. Abdourhamane Tchiani, President Bola Tinubu
August 10, 2023

Tinubu’s list, Gbaja-nisation and Nigeria’s politics

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo was also faced with choices similar to those that Tinubu wrestled with for 60 days. It’s easy to forget now….

TINUBU SPEAKING WITH GBAJABIAMILA
August 4, 2023

Again, a bizarre joke in Niger speaks French

ECOWAS may have to review its ultimatum and adopt a negotiated exit, with former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s example in Sao Tome in 2003 as a guide.

Bazoum and Niger Republic military leader