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Remote working presidency (opens the original)
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Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s impact on the still evolving sketches of Nigeria’s presidency is, indeed, astonishing. And to imagine that he has so far done less than three and a half years in office as president. The minders of President Tinubu were merely stating a trite fact of his presidency when they issued a comment late last week that Tinubu could work from any location of his choice. The statement reminded Nigerians that this is a digital age. Tinubu has actually brought a peculiar dimension of the
The president said… the oddity of proxy presidency (opens the original)
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Ronald Reagan, the 40th president of the United States of America was in the twilight of his presidency when Alzheimer’s disease started ravaging him. There was nothing the charismatic great communicator could do about his fate. Such is life. Human beings, no matter how strong, how powerful or how ambitious, can only go as far as nature permits. Sadly, the winter of life is not followed by spring. It inevitably leads to the exit door. When decline sets in, man may strive to hold on, but nature u
What about Amupitan? (opens the original)
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Every Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) goes through what can be called the Gethsemane experience at some point in his five-year stint. It is inevitable. This is the lonely spell, a critical moment in the tenure of the country’s chief electoral officer when he will be required to take a singular consequential decision that will define his tenure. At that point, the man finds himself, literally and figuratively, on his own. The Gethsemane moment is a point of loneli
Their excellencies as a nuisance (opens the original)
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In early 2010, Anambra State was at the threshold of a governorship election slated for February 6th. Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was Nigeria’s dominant political party then, and Charles Chukwuma Soludo was the PDP governorship candidate for the election. Peter Obi was the incumbent governor of the state and the candidate of the All-Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA). The line-up on the ballot was star-studded. Other notable candidates included Dr. Chris Ngige of the Action Congress (AC) and
Uba Sani’s stroke of statesmanship (opens the original)
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Inside Bola Tinubu’s Gulag, or one of its anterooms, where Nasir El-Rufai has found himself, the former governor of Kaduna State, will definitely be grappling with thoughts about life and the transience of power. Solitude, even where imposed, has its values, though. It offers something remarkably different from the kinetic schedule of a top politician, which rarely gives him room for introspection. Entrapped as they often are in the absorbing grips of power and its accoutrements, with the impetu
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