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Sacrifice is for the Poor
Long ago, I read the story of a young boy whose mum gave two 10 kobo coins on a Sunday morning. “This 10 kobo is for offering. The other one is for sweets after service,” the…
Prison electronic tags for inmates awaiting trial in correctional centres
It is imperative for me to propose the urgent implementation of prison electronic tags for inmates awaiting trial in Nigeria. This initiative aims to address the pressing issue…
Abacha loot: Who will recover loot of other Nigerian leaders?
The plunder of the nation’s treasury by the late General Sani Abacha, who passed away on June 8, 1998, leaves a great deal of unresolved issues. After taking over in 1993, Nigerian military leader and politician Sani Abacha governed as…
The Butchery in Gaza by Femi Fani-Kayode
How can any sane person enjoy or derive satisfaction from the slaughter that is now taking place in Gaza? It is indefensible. It is unacceptable. It is nothing but state-sponsored terror in its most savage and…
After the Supreme Court Verdict…
Now that we have officially dispensed with all matters relating to the 2023 presidential election, many issues came up along the line…
Seyi Tinubu: First son of the federal republic
I think the president was playing to the gallery by telling us that he saw his son’s picture amongst those who sneaked to attend the federal executive council meeting. If you ask me, I think the president tried to win…
Atiku’s miscalculations
Atiku Abubakar, former Vice President and candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at the February 2023 general elections, fancies himself a democrat. Unfortunately, he lacks the qualities of those who can…
How opposition, INEC, bad laws and deballed judiciary handed Tinubu the presidency
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the principal opposition party, should have had the simplest time winning the Nigerian presidential election in 2023. Muhammadu Buhari’s unprecedentedly bad and divisive leadership…
Pray, Who Will Love This Country?
Phew, what an escape! Senior officials of the federal ministry of justice must be thanking their stars by now. As the Commercial Court of England and Wales prepared…
A matter of principle
When an anonymous contractual dispute ballooned into a multibillion-dollar arbitration award, Nigeria decided it was time to fight back, writes Muhammadu Buhari Rarely in modern times can so few have tried to…
Supreme court judgement: The grim lessons for Atiku Abubakar
After the supreme court delivered its landmark judgment in the appeals filed against the presidential election petition court verdict affirming President Bola Tinubu’s victory in the February 25, 2023 election, my mind…
The plight of Nigerians living in South Africa
Against the background of reports that 500,000 Nigerians are classified as undocumented citizens in South Africa, the scheduled meeting…
Wasting Tinubu’s Altruism
Under normal circumstances, nobody should be blaming Bola Ahmed Tinubu for where the country is right now. Except that the man, like other global leaders, applied for this job. According to INEC that acted as HR, he…
THE VOYAGE
About 30 years ago, I slept at the Murtala Muhammed Airport for four days. No, I was not a homeless vagabond. I had bought the Nigeria…
Saint Babachir “The grass cutter” Lawal
I just read an article, apparently written by sacked former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Babachir David Lawal, which purports to be a rejoinder to a release by All Progressives Congress, APC, National…
Bola Ahmed Tinubu – Why I Cannot Laugh
If it was not biting me with millions of Nigerians, I would have been laughing today. The seeming helplessness and cluelessnes of this Government that came on board…
Where Is The Federal Government?
After an election comes the serious business of governing. But five months into office, Nigerians are wondering: Where is the federal government? Where is President Tinubu and ‘all his men’? Where is the “renewed hope”?…
Tinubu, don’t delay, just sell Ajaokuta Steel
RECENT declaration of intent by President Bola Tinubu to “revive” the Ajaokuta Steel Complex is worrisome. According to the Minister of Steel Development, Shuaibu Audu, the government is embarking on a three-year plan…
The menace of the internet mob
While preparing to write this article, I bounced the idea off the missus. She asked me to watch ‘Accused’, a Netflix thriller. (Warning: movie spoiler ahead, proceed with caution.) The lead character is Harri (Chaneil…
Nigeria’s Foreign Policy: Drink with Russia, Dance with China, Dine with the United States
On Wednesday, I attended a foreign policy lecture organized by the Society for International Relations Awareness (SIRA) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abuja. At the event, Professor John Kayode Fayemi, the…
Using AI to Drive Innovation in Healthcare with Pharmarun – A Technical Lead’s Perspective…
As the CTO and Engineering Team Lead at Pharmarun, I've had the honor of guiding our tech team through some transformative developments, particularly in the field of AI. Our journey with artificial intelligence began out of…
Students Also Need Palliatives
Over two million students across the country are being affected by the current economic and security challenges in the country. Many students across the country… Over two million students across the country are being…
For Prado Jeeps, the Ayes Have it!
My February 2013 column, ‘Public Service in Private Interest’, related how our public service has proven incapable of mobilizing scarce resources for the advancement…
Ondo: The Hunter Turning The Hunted?
The Ondo impeachment drama is getting more and more carouser, as the hunter is turning the hunted, even as the original prey isn’t out of danger. It’s one big distraction that shouldn’t have been, and yet it is, no…