The elections and the rhetoric of bigotry
My father-in-law, Rene, was born in Brussels. He lost his parents as a toddler in the early years of WW2, and was fostered by a family in a small Flem
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Tinubu: A word from the silent majority
Whilst any discerning mind knows that it is fair play in electioneering process to operate on strategy and tactics which could sometimes be based on e
Divisive politics of Kaduna State: A note to the electorate
Somewhere inside all of us is the power to change the world. We can do it by voting for the right people in the gubernatorial and state assembly elect
Economy as testing ground for policies
Whether an economic policy is good or bad, working or not working, is effective or ineffective, is easy to prove: what is its net impact on the econom
2023 and the ‘Nigerianess’ in us
There are at least 3 take homes for me from this election cycle about Nigerians – a couple of which came a bit as an unpleasant surprise. First