I was bang on the money from Tinubu’s emergence to Wike’s showdown with Atiku Abubakar and from the return of stolen Benin Bronzes to the resilience of insurgency.
Football may indeed mirror life but it is not a cure for all of the world’s problems — nor is it meant to be.
Money may not be as decisive in determining the outcome of next year’s election as it did in previous years.
Hypocrisy…remains the hallmark of a number of its (West) current engagements with other parts of the world, especially Africa and the Arab world.
To survive in Nigeria’s legal profession these days, practitioners and judges require skills in martial arts.
Goodluck Jonathan is by far the most popular past president among a vast swath of Igbo people precisely because of the symbolic goals he scored with them.
By the time the world is ready for Cop28 in Dubai, who knows if Musa might have built more than a clay bridge to connect not just his community, but perhaps his country?
“Owners of Nigeria” is a coterie of power brokers and traffickers of influence who habitually sit in conclaves to teleguide the choice of political leaders, particularly presidents.
What that history will say about your mentor, Buhari, who is rounding off his eight years in office is still being written.
The ruling party’s presidential candidate has repeatedly avoided taking direct questions on the campaign trail.
