President Tinubu, 2027 and Buhari’s sad death

As if blessed with clairvoyance or possibly having a premonition of President Muhammadu Buhari’s imminent death, former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. Boss Mustapha, seemed to have stirred up the debate around the former President’s political strength and likely impact on the 2027 election, even in death. Continue Reading

Back to the 1999 Constitution Again

After what seems to be a long lull, the hydra-headed campaign for “true federalism” via a brand-new constitution is back in full swing. It’s been a while, really. The Patriots, a group of eminent Nigerians, says it is working on a draft constitution for the country. The group criticised the Continue Reading

Makinde’s Promotion of Cultural Heritage, Selfless Service Earns Him Aare Omoluabi Title in Akure Kingdom, OID says

  A group of Nigerian professionals abroad, the Omituntun Initiative in the Diaspora (OID), has described the newly prestigious chieftaincy title conferred on Oyo State, Governor, Seyi Makinde, as the Aare Omoluabi of Akure Kingdom, as a result of Makinde’s outstanding promotion of Yoruba cultural values, commitment to public service, Continue Reading

Barrister Akeem Agbaje Reaffirms Commitment to Due Process in Ibadan North Federal Constituency By-Election

  Barrister Akeem Agbaje, a respected legal luminary and distinguished member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has clarified recent speculations regarding his role in the ongoing political developments surrounding the Ibadan North Federal Constituency by-election. Contrary to reports and insinuations circulating within certain quarters, Barrister Agbaje has not anointed Continue Reading

Crude oil and the carousel of corruption (1)

In 1908, a German company known as the Nigerian Bitumen Company recorded the first oil prospecting in our nation. The prospecting activities continued until suddenly, out of a web of a complex series of events, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in Sarajevo, Bosnia, was assassinated in 1914. On June 28, Continue Reading