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2027 elections, campaigns and what Nigerians expect (opens the original)
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The renewed debate over fuel subsidy, triggered by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has done something politically significant: it has forced the Bola Tinubu administration to reopen a conversation it appeared to regard as settled. In the process, an issue that the Federal Government had hoped to move beyond has suddenly become one of the emerging talking points ahead of the January and February 2027 general election. Atiku has indicated that if elected president, he would restore the fuel
Osun governorship poll, Gov Adeleke and message (opens the original)
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Before last Saturday’s governorship election in Osun State, political pundits could not stick out their necks and confidently predict victory for Governor Ademola Jackson Adeleke. Most projections tilted towards the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Bola Oyebamiji. Indeed, one analyst reeled out the odds against the governor, arguing that the strength of the APC in the caliber of politicians in the party and national support would most likely deliver victory to it in the election. What
Enough of blaming Abacha for everything bad in Nigeria (opens the original)
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General Sani Abacha. Military Head of State in Nigeria from 1993-1998. Former Chief of Army Staff. No-nonsense military officer credited with having a hand in most successful military change of government in Nigeria. He died many years ago. Yet he cannot be left alone to rest in peace by Nigerians. Indeed, more than a quarter of a century after the death of Gen. Abacha, his name continues to dominate conversations about every challenge confronting Nigeria or everything bad. From corruption and i
The fake PFIPC, government and the assault on public trust (opens the original)
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The controversy surrounding the so-called Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council (PFIPC) has become one of the most embarrassing episodes for the administration of President Bola Tinubu. Beyond the sensational headlines, it represents a serious assault on public trust and exposes disturbing weaknesses in the machinery of government. That an organisation allegedly without legal existence could operate openly under the banner of the Presidency should concern every Nigerian. The issue go
When the judiciary becomes ultimate threat to democracy (opens the original)
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The judiciary is often described as the last hope of the common man. Whenever disputes arise, citizens turn to the courts for redress. When the powerful seeks to oppress the weak, the latter finds refuge in the temple of justice. This enduring faith in the judiciary rests on the expectation that judges will dispense justice with integrity, impartiality and fidelity to the law. As the arbiter of disputes, the judiciary is expected to stand above partisan interests, ensuring that justice is not on
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