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- Aug 20, 2026
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When the court of public opinion competes with the court of law (opens the original)
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Fellow Nigerians, it is my pleasure interrogating the above subject matter with you once again. I recall that I have, at one time or another, interrogated a subject substantially similar to what I intend to discuss today. Ordinarily, I would have preferred not to return so soon to an issue previously ventilated. However, developments in our country increasingly demonstrate that the relationship between social media and the administration of justice deserves constant interrogation. The subject is
Our votes, our lives: The need to exercise our franchise objectively (opens the original)
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Fellow Nigerians, as the general elections approach, there is an urgent need for us to remind ourselves of the value of our franchise and the enormous responsibility that comes with it. Elections are not merely periodic rituals during which citizens queue under the sun, cast their ballots and return home. They represent one of the most consequential exercises in a democracy because, through our votes, we determine who exercises power over our collective resources, security, education, healthcare
Nigeria’s culture of hurry and why we must learn to wait (opens the original)
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There is a common saying that “patience is a virtue.” Unfortunately, it is a virtue that seems to be disappearing from many aspects of Nigerian life. Everywhere one looks, there is a growing culture of impatience, a relentless desire to be first, to move faster than everyone else, and to achieve results instantly. Whether at airports, on the highways, in banks, at markets, while eating, during a simple phone conversation, or, I dare say, even during sexual activity, many Nigerians appear to be i
When INEC’s monitoring report conflicts with a political party’s (opens the original)
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The political dust generated by the recently concluded party primaries is yet to settle. As expected, several disputes have already found their ways to the courts, while many more are waiting in the wings. Among the numerous legal controversies that have emerged, one appears particularly novel and capable of reshaping Nigeria’s electoral jurisprudence. It concerns the apparent conflict between the list of successful aspirants recorded by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) durin
When receivership becomes economic banditry (opens the original)
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The issue of receivership I seek to interrogate in this intervention is one that, on the surface, may appear remote from the immediate concerns of the average Nigerian. At first glance, it may look like a subject reserved for bankers, lawyers, debtors, creditors, accountants, insolvency practitioners, and corporate executives. However, upon deeper reflection, it becomes clear that it is a matter that affects all of us. It affects employment. It affects investment. It affects productivity. It aff
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