By Abdulkareem Alabi, ESQ There is a video making the rounds tonight. It’s the former Senate President Dr. Bukola Saraki...
Over time, there is an increasingly familiar pattern in the defence of the AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq administration: whenever questions are raised about misgovernance, maladministration, imposition, exclusion, lack...
As conversations around the 2027 elections continue to gather momentum, the question of who can provide effective representation for Ifelodun, Offa and Oyun deserves to be...
The 12-1PM Prophecy and the Shifting Calculus The political atmosphere in Kwara has been jolted. Senator Saliu Mustapha’s assertion that by 12pm on January 16, 2027,...
Setting the Stage In mathematics, a recurring decimal is a sequence that repeats in perpetuity. It neither terminates nor deviates. Nigeria’s politics mirrors this exact formula:...
The quality of a democracy is reflected in the quality of representation it produces. Electoral competition has conditioned voters to perceive representation as a question of...
For those listening at home, following the conversation on Sobi FM ‘Oro Ilu’ or catching up with the radio broadcast afterwards, the feeling is clear: Kwarans...
There are governors who talk about sports development, and there are governors whose stadiums, trophies and pay slips do the talking for them. Seven years into...
By Abdulsalam Olesin There is a particular kind of silence that settles over a rural community when the rains fail, farm produce cannot reach the market,...
By Kabir Olayinka “True development is measured not by statistics, but by how quickly a farmer reaches the market and how fast a sick person...