Peter Obi’s ‘religious war’ rhetoric paints a larger picture of how Nigerian politicians exploit our fault lines for political gains.
Nigerians must begin to wrest the narrative from this horde.
Apart from winning 12 states, Peter Obi bested Rabiu Kwankwaso in 13 northern states.
Effective leadership will address a good number of today’s nettlesome challenges.
Political violence, voter intimidation and ballot snatching are crimes punishable by Nigerian laws.
While the continent rocks the Afrobeat of its music stars, Sierra Leone’s general elections in June shouldn’t be another outsourced African story.
When leaders chip away at the tenets of democracy, it affects everything.
In Nigeria, Igbos don’t have a right to vote; citizens do.
National interest and security should dictate the terms of engagement of any movement.
When most people vote, they don’t vote as individuals. They often vote as members of a collective identity.
