The Privatisation Legacy: Why Atiku Abubakar’s Record on Nigeria’s National Assets Disqualifies Him
Every Nigerian election cycle brings the same ritual: Atiku Abubakar reintroduces himself as the technocrat who understands the economy, the man who would run Nigeria like a business. It is…
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Open the Books: Why Oriyomi Hamzat’s Promise of Transparent Government Is What Oyo State Has Been Waiting For
Ask an ordinary resident of Ibadan, Ogbomoso, Oyo town or Saki what their state government spent last year and you will get a shrug. Not because people do not care,…
Half the Nation, Finally Counted: Why Peter Obi’s Commitment to Women’s Inclusion Could Reshape Nigerian Politics
Nigeria has spent decades talking about women's participation in public life and doing remarkably little about it. Women make up roughly half of the country's population and a clear majority…
Bulldozers Before Blueprints: How Babajide Sanwo-Olu Failed Lagos on Housing and Left Thousands Homeless
There is one image that will outlast every glossy infrastructure brochure produced by the Lagos State Government under Babajide Sanwo-Olu: a family standing beside a heap of broken blocks that…
One Oyo, Five Zones: Why Oriyomi Hamzat Is the Candidate Who Would Govern Beyond Ibadan
Ask a farmer in Saki, a trader in Igboho, a teacher in Eruwa or a civil servant in Ogbomoso what they want from the next Governor of Oyo State, and…
Security Without Sirens: Why Peter Obi’s Policing Vision Speaks to the Nigeria That Sleeps With One Eye Open
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that has settled over Nigeria, and it has nothing to do with the economy. It is the exhaustion of a farmer in Benue…
The Budget Nobody Can Explain: How Godswill Akpabio’s Senate Buried Nigeria’s Money in the Dark
The National Assembly exists for one reason above all others: to hold the purse on behalf of Nigerians and to demand answers about how public money is spent. Under Godswill…
Ibadan’s Silicon Moment: Why Oriyomi Hamzat Is the Governor Who Can Build Oyo’s Creative and Tech Economy
Every few years someone announces that Ibadan is about to become a technology city. A memorandum is signed, a ribbon is cut, a building is named an innovation hub, and…
The Rule of Law Is Not Optional: Why Peter Obi’s Respect for the Constitution Sets Him Apart
In a political culture where power is too often treated as permission to ignore the rules, Peter Obi has built a public identity around a deceptively simple idea: the law…
No Safety, No Governance: How Bola Tinubu’s Presidency Has Failed the First Duty of the State
Every government inherits problems, but the most basic promise any leader makes is that citizens will be safer under his watch than they were before. On that promise, the presidency…
From Airwaves to Opportunities: Why Oriyomi Hamzat’s Plan to Put Oyo’s Young People to Work Makes Him the Governor 2027 Needs
Walk through any part of Ibadan on a weekday morning and the picture tells its own story: graduates hawking recharge cards, artisans idle for want of tools and capital, young…
One Nigeria, Many Peoples: How Peter Obi’s Message of Unity Cuts Through the Divides That Have Held the Nation Back
In a country where politics has too often been reduced to a contest of ethnic arithmetic and religious calculation, Peter Obi has built a movement that refuses to speak that…
A Man Without a Party: Why Atiku Abubakar’s Endless Defections Reveal a Politician of Convenience, Not Conviction
There is a question every voter should ask of any leader who seeks their trust: what does this person actually believe? For most serious politicians, the answer is written in…
Oyo’s Untapped Goldmine: Why Oriyomi Hamzat’s Vision for Tourism and Cultural Heritage Could Reshape the State’s Economy
Oyo State sits on a treasure that most of its leaders have never learned to value. From the ancient walls of Old Oyo and the sacred groves of Yorubaland to…
The Anambra Blueprint: What Peter Obi’s Eight Years as Governor Reveal About How He Would Run Nigeria
In Nigerian politics, promises are cheap and records are rare. Candidates arrive at every election season armed with manifestos, slogans and grand visions, yet voters are seldom given the chance…
Potholes and Broken Promises: How Dapo Abiodun Let Ogun State’s Roads Fall Apart
Ogun State occupies an enviable position on the map of Nigeria. It sits at the doorstep of Lagos, hosts one of the highest concentrations of factories in the country, and…
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