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How Obi’s convoy attack exposes Gov Alia (opens the original)
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AS 2027 election campaigns officially begin, keen observers of politics in Nigeria need reminding that the Literature of power is filled with pieces of advice that are necessary but not sufficient. For clerics – priests, pastors, who have veered off from their ordained assignments into the greasy pole of politics – these pieces of advice are even more important and timely now than at previous elections. They should have a plan, not just a desire for power. This is because power reveal. It always
2027: Why the health of presidential candidates matter (opens the original)
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Every election has a story. So is every person who offers himself to a high public office such as the presidency. It’s not for nothing. The presidency is by far, the most coveted and toughest job anyone can give his brain. The enormous responsibilities placed on the shoulders of a President are so huge and tasking that he should have a sound mind, good character, vision, extraordinary capacity for hard work, selflessly, and passionately devoted, serving the public. His health status should not b
2027: What accomplishments will Tinubu campaign on? (opens the original)
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Every election campaign has its own cadence and rhythm, an atmosphere that sets it apart. The crucial phase in the struggle for the 2027 presidential election in Nigeria began last Wednesday, with the 150-day campaign window running through August 19, 2026 to January 15, 2027. This is in line with Section 98(I) of the 2026 Electoral Act. The campaign period sets the stage for the all-important presidential poll scheduled for January 16, 2027. The ruling All Progressives Congress had on Saturday,
Picketing: The targeted campaign against Air Peace (opens the original)
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For about 8 hours last Tuesday, August 11, the atmosphere at the domestic wing of the nation’s two busiest airports – Murtala Muhammed International airport, Lagos and the Nnamdi Azikiwe International airport, Abuja – was chaotic. The situation was a big mess. Confusion everywhere. Such was the violence and disruption that a helpless passenger likened the behaviour of the bullies to that of ‘lunatics taking over the asylum’. It was not for nothing. It was a coordinated picketing exercise that si
2027: The timeless lessons of Icarus myth (opens the original)
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History is always a guide for those in leadership positions. That’s why power reveals. When a leader gets enough power, then we can see how he always wanted to treat people. You can see that by watching what he does with that power, and what he wanted to accomplish all along. In the annals of Greek mythology, Icarus’ tale is a poignant warning against the perils of overreaching ambition. Its signature is lack of humility and hubris. It’s a pattern that every leader, politician, needs to be conce
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