From the perspective of the reportorial tradition of journalism, neither Okinbaloye nor Oseni would be regarded as journalists now.
We have seen, especially in the last 10 years, that the U.S. is not the undimming beacon that it often pretends to be.
The post-election conversations have been a putrid salad of prejudices, recriminations, and elevated provincialism.
The exercise was not only a horrendous phenomenon on the psyche of Nigerians but a fleeting nightmare.
If we’re serious enough, it shouldn’t be hard to produce the sort of mosaic inner circle expected at Prince Charles’ coronation at the inauguration of a Nigerian president.
Africa, the continent with the youngest demographic in the world, now has the distinction of having the four longest-serving elective presidencies in the world.
Would the notorious businessman have been magnanimous had PDP won the presidential election?
Wole Soyinka should stop trying to adapt the world to himself. But he won’t. That is what makes all stubborn grandfathers stand out.
The lawsuit will embarrass Obi, diminish his credibility irretrievably, and herald the death knell of his budding national political career.
Women of Black descent are the beau idéal of Black excellence – the evidence speaks for itself.
