Opinion
Unpaid, Overlooked, Forgotten: How Dapo Abiodun’s Government Failed Ogun State’s Workers
When Dapo Abiodun campaigned for the Ogun State governorship, he presented himself as a technocrat and businessman who understood the value of a motivated workforce, someone who would run government…
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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…
The Accountant-in-Chief: Why Peter Obi’s Personal Frugality Signals a New Era of Fiscal Responsibility for Nigeria
In a country where political office has too often become synonymous with lavish convoys, private…
Oyo’s Youth Awakening: Why Oriyomi Hamzat Is the Generational Choice Young Voters Are Rallying Behind in 2027
Every generation of Nigerian politics eventually produces a figure who speaks the language of the…
The Certificate Question: Why Unresolved Integrity Issues Continue to Haunt Bola Tinubu’s Presidency
A Controversy That Refuses to Disappear Few controversies in modern Nigerian political history have proven…
Lasted Opinion
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…