House Of The People Or House Of Deals? When Representation Becomes Transaction In Nigeria’s Legislature
By Lanre Ogundipe A legislature, in its purest conception, is not merely a lawmaking institution; it is the moral compass
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Opinion
From Village Roots To Global Impact: Dr. Henrietta Ukwu’s Recognition Signals Rising Nigerian Influence In Global Health Leadership
By Bukar BOLORI A Nigerian-born physician who helped steer some of the world’s most critical drug approvals is drawing fresh
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The Gateway Visit That Lifted The President’s Spirits
By Kayode Akinmade President Bola Tinubu’s visit to Ogun State last weekend could not have come at a better time.
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The Tinubu Enigma: Power, Strategy And The Nigerian State Part 5: The Engine Of Power — How Tinubu Builds, Sustains And Reproduces Influence
By Lanre Ogundipe Political analysis in Nigeria often reduces power to moments—elections won, offices occupied, alliances struck. Victory is explained
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Nasir el-Rufai Mother’s Burial: Matters Arising
By Bolanle BOLAWOLE turnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 “I don tire for this country o! In fact, I am really, really
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MOK Foundation At 3: A Journey Of Impact, Hope, And Transformation
Three years ago, 2023 to be precise, what started as a simple vision to touch lives and uplift communities has
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Not Words But Watts: Nigeria’s Electricity Crisis Beyond Promises
By Lanre Ogundipe Nigeria’s electricity crisis has once again taken centre stage—not because it is new, but because it remains
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The Architect Of Its Own Ruin: Why The Nigerian Opposition Is Responsible For Its Impotence
By Mark Adebayo As an opposition spokesman, it is much easier for me to tow the much convenient and simplistic
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Between ADC, INEC And Rule Of Law
By Thomas Akor Since the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) suspended recognition of all leadership factions in the African Democratic
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When Defection Becomes Doctrine: Law, Power And The Alliance Of Convenient Democrats
By Lanre Ogundipe Nigeria’s political evolution has produced many paradoxes, but few are as revealing—or as consequential—as the phenomenon of
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