Women, youths, academics or Diasporans?
Most Nigerians have, or should have, made up their minds by now as to who they will vote for in next week’s presidential election. Today, I am thinkin
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Mixed metaphors: Can your father survive a nail-scratch?
In the end – I want to start from the very end – the truth about Nigeria is character: an ailment characterized by a feverish desire to ta
2019: MY VOTE IS…(III)
In continuation of our series MY VOTE IS…(FOR and AGAINST) as we head towards the 2019 Elections (the series of which is also available at https://sat
Onnoghen: Getting the Judiciary and the Bar to work for justice
The Onnoghen affair has posed a major question for Nigeria. Do the wheels of justice work when judges and senior members of the bar infringe our laws
Is Nigerian democracy in recession?
The recent suspension of Justice Walter Onnoghen as the Chief Judge of Nigeria has raised fundamental issues that go beyond the government’s claims o