One question to be answered in this election could be whether the country has the imagination and resilience to find pathways beyond these traditional fissures.
Peter Obi might also theoretically benefit from the financial constraining of Tinubu, but whether it will be enough to one-up Atiku remains to be seen.
It is clear that Governor Rotimi Akeredolu’s claim that the Southwest was ‘losing’ N2.5 billion daily to the North due to the consumption of beef is false.
As Nigerians go to the ballot on Saturday, February 25 to elect a new president, not a few voters think that the worst mistake would be to let Buhari happen again.
These polls, which mock reality, objectivity and common sense, could be ammunition for what is to come if the election does not go in the way of the ‘’Obidients’’.
I really don’t understand how Peter Obi, who was barely five years when the 1966 crisis began, should suffer the consequences of the events of a dark era long gone.
Could the Supreme Court be hard at work to ensure democratic government and society as a whole don’t function?
Inflicting mass hurt on a large swath of people gives Buhari immense joy.
Who cares if you don’t know the first line of the Quran? What matters is that you know the way.
Where the violence of the war had failed, the soft power of the indomitable spirit of Rangers International had persuaded Nigeria into a love affair with their origins.
