LIFE BEHIND BARS: INSECURITY AS NEW NORMAL
Back in 2001, almost two decades ago, I had lived in South Africa as a student at the University of Kwazulu-Natal in Durban. At that time, insecurity
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The Edo Governorship Election and the Consolidation of Electoral Democracy
Last Saturday’s governorship election in Edo State was a positive development for electoral democracy in Nigeria. This is despite the fact that in the
Dialysis: The surest path to poverty in Nigeria
There is a radio program I like to listen to whenever I am opportune to be less busy- it is titled ‘Buharinomics’. It is an in-depth analysis of the N
From Fuel Subsidy to Health for All
It is very commendable that the federal government has finally mustered the political will to withdraw from the long-running fuel subsidy regime. But
Democracy and the Edo election
They lost! With the federal might, bullion van, master rigger governors, the paperweight of two ex-governors who became party chairmen, Oyegun and Osh