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Azu Ishiekwene

March 17, 2022

Triumph of ‘Yahoo-Yahoo’ governors

The perpetrators of Yahoo-Yahoo in Akeredolu’s class and party also have the security agencies at their beck and call.

Buni, Buhari, Akeredolu composite
March 10, 2022

APC putting everyone at risk by endangering itself

It’s hard to ignore the echoes of disarray from the APC tent or to pretend that when the rains fall, it would be APC’s problem alone.

Muhammadu Buhari, Mai Mala Buni and Bola Tinubu
January 20, 2022

Why husbands often die first

“Of all five of us in that picture,” he asked, “how many still have their fathers alive?”

Family silhouette
December 23, 2021

Buhari wants to hand over to PDP. Here’s how

If Buhari was interested in saving smaller parties, he would have sponsored a bill that dismantles the current system.

Buhari and Atiku composite
October 23, 2021

News editors should stick to public interest in a time of crisis

How successfully journalists manage the innovations and issues technology throws at them would determine whether or not and how far they succeed as mediators.

October 8, 2021

What Mark Zuckerberg’s trial says about us

Zuckerberg and other tech entrepreneurs who have changed our world never pretended they’re out to finish what Mother Teresa started.

September 23, 2021

Where to wait for Buhari’s successor

Far from being settled, the idea of where the next president would come from is still a very open question.

Tinubu and Atiku
September 17, 2021

Wike, FG and authority stealing

Buhari’s government must end the shameful avarice and illegality and do what the law says.

Sanwo-Olu, Buhari and Wike composite
September 11, 2021

Guinea needs a bitter pill — but will Africa find it?

However complicit outside influence may be in the recent turn of events, African leaders must take responsibility.

September 3, 2021

Quest for federalism and its many ironies

Legislative lists of the 1999 Constitution set the roles of the different tiers of government with a lopsided and irresponsible tilt in favour of the Federal Government.