In a dramatic confirmation of Intervention’s story, (see “Fragile Peace Over Deputy-Governorship Selection in Plateau PDP”), the rift in Plateau PDP over deputy-governorship cand... Read more
The Nigerian media has no wounds to lick for going to town with the story of the death of notable politician, Chief Tony Anennih. The story has been counter posed by another one in which the... Read more
Is it possible that the much talked about fall back strategy of ‘maximum damage’ before May 29th, 2019 might have started unfolding? ‘Maximum damage’ in this context means shifting forward i... Read more
Nigeria is in the grip of party primaries as the ruling party and the dominant opposition party are both select candidates for the upper chamber of the national legislature, the powerful gov... Read more
It must have been about the most destabilising pressure on democracy in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic. That is the wars that broke out between one godfather and godson here and there since... Read more
Assuming that Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso is voted in as the president of Nigeria in the 2019 presidential contest, what would he his rating in terms of the ideological homestead or even th... Read more
The power elite in Nigeria has gotten used to wangling its way out of cross roads that it might not have anticipated the Buhari complexity before it now, whether he contests in 2019 or repla... Read more
Nigeria woke up to listen to, read or watch on television a secret police siege on the National Assembly this morning in the capital city, Abuja. It involved blocking all access to the entra... Read more
The alarm has been sounded that Nigeria cannot make it without a revolutionary exit. The country has attained a degree of rot and decay that cannot be managed without a revolutionary exit, s... Read more
Politics is war in Nigeria. Perhaps, that is what it is everywhere. As war is the ultimate emergency, it makes no sense to expect the combatants to be able to think through their actions. St... Read more
