Line of Sight

Line of Sight

Between privilege and persecution: Seyi Tinubu’s reality, El Rufai’s restlessness vs. Ushie’s struggle

Recently, IBB launched his book, A Journey in Service, in which he depicted his buddy, General Sani Abacha, as the Ravager-in-Chief of the June 12, 19

The Senate, the people, cost of complicity and politics of self-sabotage

Many years ago, I watched a movie called Majority Rule. It featured a US general returning home to a heroic welcome and calls for her to run for presi

Akpoti v Akpabio and the burden of sexual allegations in public institutions

The red chamber of the National Assembly has been seeing red over the last few weeks following the headbutting between Senate President Godswill Akpab

What Nigerians can learn from Tinubu, IBB, and the art of strategic alliances

When it comes to political satire, few books compare to the great novel Animal Farm by the inimitable George Orwell, in which the anthropomorphic anim

Canadian visas and USAID dollars: Nigeria’s leadership must stop begging for respect, start earning it

This has been a double whammy week for Nigeria, with two incidents that have dented our national pride and image. First, Canada had the effrontery to