Adelabu, like many of his predecessors, is running the power ministry in 2026 with the 1950 operational manual of the Electricity Corporation of Nigeria.
Obi has paid the price for a ticket to the zoo, but he’ll soon find that he’s in a jungle.
For a moment, I thought the demons of Abuja had seized President Bola Tinubu, one of the strongest advocates of state police.
Who could have believed that after the U.S. and its allies destroyed Iraq in search of “weapons of mass destruction” and found none, history would repeat itself as a farce?
I’ve often joked that even if you beheaded El-Rufai and minced his skull, his tongue would still be wagging. Those who have been in his crosshairs might agree.
Balewa was right. But in hindsight, did Achebe’s lamentation suggest that the prime minister was also naïve?
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have just won the biggest diplomatic jackpot beyond their wildest imagination.
After months of dallying and endless speculations, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf finally broke ranks with Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, his in-law, mentor and political godfather.
If the price for world peace is to award Trump a Nobel Peace Prize for ending eight wars, a delusion he firmly believes, then we should indulge his fantasy.
Frederick Forsyth’s account of the Nigerian Civil War, mainly from the Biafran lens, is perhaps one of the most riveting you would find.
