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.
But the law of rule portends equal opportunity danger for its makers too.
It would also be reassuring if the Supreme Court grants legal protection to the technological safeguards that INEC spent billions to acquire.
As Nigeria looks to the future, the narrative constructed by data must offer a clear, unobstructed view of the challenges at hand.
What seems clear is that, since 1979, judicial appointments and decision-making in election petitions have enjoyed a relationship underpinned by a whiff of implicit quid pro quo.
According to correspondence from the presidency, Indian investors made financial pledges amounting to $14 billion during the Nigeria-India Presidential Roundtable and Conference in New Delhi.
Obaseki and Shaibu deserve each other. And Oshiomhole, the father of this incorrigible pair and high priest of their shenanigans, must be sorry.
I hope you will be at a place that is easy to remember when your children and grandchildren will ask you.
While these are symptoms of larger dislocations in the Nigerian system, the greed of some of these NIS officials, who take delight in sabotaging the system for selfish gains, should be curbed.
