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Celebrating Fashola at 57: The ‘BRF Way’
By Hakeem Bello “BRF is a genius at breaking it down, laying it all out. When he goes on project tours, he stops to ask the artisans and food vendors on the site about how the project has…
And APC survives
By Senator Babafemi Ojudu When a couple of days ago I wrote that APC, unlike PDP, will soon resolve her issues, some didn’t believe. It will implode, it will soon disintegrate so…
Playing Politics with Power Sector
In 2006, President Olusegun Obasanjo came up with Vision 20:2020 — an audacious dream to make Nigeria one of the 20 biggest economies in the world by 2020. There were plenty projections that were supposed to combine to…
Sacking Of Adams Oshiomhole And His NWC: CPC’s Weeding Mode Re-activated
Sunset on the tenure of a former textile worker, unionist, executive governor and party chairman, retired Comrade Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, and members of his National Working…
Sanwo-Olu at 55: The simple man in the service of Lagosians
By Olusegun Fafore Without purpose, life is meaningless. With insight, our path is illuminated. When purpose and insight are embedded attributes of anyone’s life, such an individual…
Let’s kill all politicians
Please don’t be alarmed, it’s not the end of the world yet. Truth is, we can do without them all, I mean the politicians. We don’t need them at all to survive. But then, who actually is a…
America is being ruled by a psychopath-in-chief
By Tony Schwartz “Imagine — if you can — not having a conscience, none at all, no feelings of guilt or remorse no matter what you do, no limiting sense of concern…
Men who drive luxury cars are monsters
By John DeVore I normally dismiss stereotypes almost immediately because human beings are too wonderfully complex to be lumped into overly-simplistic groups. But it turns…
EFCC’s Ibrahim Magu and allegations of ‘mago mago’
By Fredrick Nwabufo Ibrahim Magu, acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), escaped the axe by the gators last week. He was nearly fired. The…
How America turned coronavirus first wave into a Tsunami
By Umair Haque The full scale of America’s failure to grapple with Coronavirus — and the horrific results of it — are finally becoming clear. See the chart below? What…
Struggle for the Soul of APC
It is very difficult and challenging to come to terms with unfolding development in APC. The disconcerting reality of becoming clobbered into another undemocratic political platform, which…
APC and its leadership tussle
Are the labours of the founding fathers of the All Progressives Congress (APC) not in vain today? In 2015, it became the ruling party, having won the presidential poll. Last…
APC crisis good for Nigeria
All Progressives Congress (APC) is on the cusp of an implosion. The crisis in the party has reached a frightening crescendo. It has been a gradual but steady plummet for the party…
Obaseki’s harvest
INSTEAD of wailing about his disqualification from the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primary election, Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki needs to look in the…
Gunshots in Aso Rock: Why always Aisha?
The profile of the avoidable disagreements between our ageless First Lady, Aisha Buhari, and President Muhammadu Buhari’s aides and families who are living inside the Aso Rock, will keep one wondering if Nigeria has never had a…
Buhari’s appointments albatross
If there is any issue, whose ghost will either rightly or wrongly, continue to haunt the administration of Buhari, even after the life span of the administration has lapsed,…
Don’t cry, Mr. Godwin
THE Yoruba folk tale reminds one of Godwin Obaseki and his court jesters. It is about a swaggering elephant and the choir behind him. They tickle him with their songs of…
Obaseki cries for justice. Has he served justice?
It is often said those who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. I was alarmed to hear Governor Obaseki saying he won’t get justice after the Committee of…
Trump’s America gives up on coronavirus
Here’s a sad and strange truth. Trump’s America has given up on Coronavirus. Take a look at the charts below: Three of them show what’s called a “sigmoid” curve…
June 12/Democracy Day: Why Obasanjo failed to honour Abiola
Look at the first photograph above. The late M.K.O Abiola, sitting in the middle and Olusegun Obasanjo, standing to the right. The two were mates at Baptist Boys High School,…
Day of Judgment for Rauf Aregbesola
Wednesday June 10, 2020, was ‘judgment day’ for Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola. Incidentally, the day had broken with stories of…
Lessons of June 12
The June 12 struggle was a tortuous one. The historic presidential election was annulled in 1993 by the Military President, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida. The advocacy for the recognition…
Ogun: Suffering and soaking Lagos stress?
Lagos is metaphorically inside Ogun, the gateway state, reputedly the land of Nigeria’s icons. But on the flip side of this physical geography of the two…
An autocrat in the White House
It is very doubtful if the founding fathers of the United States, who sat for days in a hall in Philadelphia in 1776, trying to figure out how to build a…