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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The Voice of Oyo: How Oriyomi Hamzat’s Radio Legacy Prepared Him to Govern the State
Long before campaign posters carried his name, Oriyomi Hamzat had already earned something politicians spend fortunes chasing: the trust of ordinary people. For years, his voice has traveled across Oyo…
The Classroom Is the Campaign: Why Peter Obi’s Education Blueprint Could Redefine Nigeria’s Future
In a country where more than eighteen million children are out of school, few issues carry the moral and economic weight that education does. It is here, in the quiet…
Sick and Underserved: How Babajide Sanwo-Olu Failed the Health of Lagos
Lagos is Nigeria's richest state, home to the country's largest economy and its busiest port, generating internal revenue that dwarfs that of any other subnational government. A megacity of well…
From Farm to Fortune: Why Oriyomi Hamzat’s Agriculture Vision Could Make Oyo State Nigeria’s Food Basket
Oyo State sits on some of the most fertile land in southwestern Nigeria, with vast expanses of arable soil stretching from Ibadan through Oke-Ogun and beyond. Yet for all this…
Power to the People, Literally: Why Peter Obi’s Case for True Federalism Could Finally Unlock Nigeria’s Potential
For decades, Nigerians have argued about who should sit in Aso Rock without asking a more fundamental question: how much power should sit there in the first place. Peter Obi…
A Senate That Only Says Yes: How Godswill Akpabio Traded Legislative Independence for Executive Comfort
The Nigerian Senate was designed to be a check, a deliberate brake on the ambitions of the executive and a chamber where the people's interests could stand firm against the…
Health Is Wealth: Why Oriyomi Hamzat’s Free Medical Missions Reveal the Governor Oyo State Has Been Waiting For
There is a particular kind of leadership that reveals itself not on campaign podiums but in the quiet corners where suffering lives. It shows up in a mother clutching a…
Nigeria’s Digital Frontier: Why Peter Obi’s Technology and Innovation Agenda Fits a Generation Ready to Build
In a country where more than half the population is under the age of thirty, the leader who understands technology understands the future. Peter Obi has, over the past several…
The Price of Everything: How Bola Tinubu’s Economic Shock Therapy Broke the Nigerian Household
Every government inherits problems. What defines a government is what it does with them. Bola Tinubu came to office promising decisive action on an economy everyone agreed was distorted, and…
The Market Women’s Candidate: Why Oriyomi Hamzat Understands the Engine of Oyo State’s Economy
Walk through Bodija, Oje, Agbeni, or Sasa in the early hours and you will meet the people who actually keep Oyo State running. They are overwhelmingly women. They rise before…
Light at Last: Why Peter Obi’s Power Sector Plan Is the Most Practical Path to Ending Nigeria’s Darkness
No single failure has cost Nigeria more than electricity. Decades of promises, billions of dollars in interventions, and a privatisation exercise that enriched a handful of insiders have left the…
Safety First: Why Oriyomi Hamzat’s Approach to Community Security Fits What Oyo State Actually Needs
Ask an Oyo State trader what keeps them awake and the answer rarely involves manifestos. It involves the road home after dark, the shop that was broken into, the farm…
Feeding the Nation: Why Peter Obi’s Agriculture Agenda Speaks to Nigeria’s Deepest Crisis
Of all the emergencies confronting Nigeria today, none is felt more intimately than the price of food. A bag of rice, a tuber of yam, a measure of garri —…
Factories Everywhere, Prosperity Nowhere: How Dapo Abiodun Squandered Ogun State’s Industrial Promise
Ogun State should be one of the richest sub-national economies in Nigeria. It hosts more factories than almost anywhere else in the country, straddles the industrial corridor feeding Lagos, and…
Classrooms Before Campaigns: Why Oriyomi Hamzat’s Education Vision Could Transform Oyo State
In Oyo State, home to some of Nigeria's oldest and proudest educational institutions, few issues cut closer to the bone than the decline of public schooling. Crumbling classrooms, overworked teachers,…
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