Dasuki’s release on bail after four years of confinement raises questions about the rule of law in Nigeria, considerations for justice and national security, and the need for robust institutions to limit misuse of public funds … More Of A General, His Colonel, and Justice
Metele is a shame. Metele is saddening. Metele is one massacre too many. Metele should never have occurred. Metele should not happen anywhere else ever again. … More Metele: A Fork in History?
Kemi’s resignation should not be seen as an end in itself but rather, the start of a reflective process … More Kemi Adeosun: Beyond a Resignation
An innocent WhatsApp group chat turns into a blend of politics, comedy and incredulity; all around Nigeria’s President Buhari … More S for Sarcasm Unscripted
In a country where many schools, churches and businesses are “international”, every government project must be “world class” or “ultra modern” … More Ultra-Modern Deceptions
In beating corruption records set by past administrations, Buhari’s administration has done the miraculous—maintaining a façade of sainthood. That is arguably its greatest achievement. … More A Tale of a Corrupt Saint
For a total of 150 days this year, we’ve given excuses, while being mocked by foreign bodies. It’s time to celebrate our irrationality. … More Celebrating 100 Days of Excuses
A rejoinder to some issues raised about my Democracy Day article … More RE: Two Years of Real Democracy
Two years after Buhari and Osinbajo took over at Aso Rock, the democracy they promised is yet to tie its shoe lace … More Two Years of Real Democracy
“He that is healthy needs no treatment”, except he is Buhari, then he can be sick, tired, hale and hearty, all at once. … More Treating a Healthy President
