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Mayday! Mayday! A Call To Unite Against The Execution Of Democracy By Tinubu And His ‘Gunmen’ I.

Mayday! Mayday! A Call To Unite Against The Execution Of Democracy By Tinubu And His ‘Gunmen’ I.

…Democracy Dies Where The Freedoms Enshrined In The Constitution Are Stifled And Strangled. …Tinubu With His Incessant Overseas Trips Like Nero 'Fiddles While Rome Burns'. …And Refusing The Opposition The Space To Organize Is Akin To Tying Democracy To The Shooting Range. I was forced by the troubling developments at home, over 10,712 Kilometres from my present location to suspend the series captioned '2027: Between Politics, Ambition And Country First' for this Mayday Call. We can talk about 2027 only when democracy survives the present madness at home. Clearly President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the minders of his Presidency appear…
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2027: Between Politics, Ambition And Country First I.

2027: Between Politics, Ambition And Country First I.

With the flurry of politicians indicating interest to run for the high office of President come 2027, and the incumbency of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Presidency, one would expect Politicians to prioritize the call to put Country before individual politics and ambition. If we agree that the present watch has done badly, and continues to lower all known leadership bars. If we agree that Nigerians are poorer and hungrier today than before. If we agree that the present government is spending far more resources with far less impact than previous administrations. If we agree that corruption under the present administration…
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Oseloka Obi And The Swim In The Mud By The Most Incorrigible Gang Of Sycophants.

Oseloka Obi And The Swim In The Mud By The Most Incorrigible Gang Of Sycophants.

They see a dysfunctional Nigeria and say their god is making Nigeria better. So blind and distant from Truth that one wonders what specie of the humanoid they are. They steal resources they do not need in ten lifetimes and the sycophants say their god is spending on infrastructure. How terribly soulless they are. They inflate budgets in Billions and Trillions and the jesters say their god is investing in infrastructure more than any administration in our nation's history. And one wonders whether these rambunctious jesters and sycophants live on Mars or Jupiter. The National Assembly pads and inflates budgets…
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Power sector: The watts that weren’t!Byabiodun KOMOLAFE

Power sector: The watts that weren’t!Byabiodun KOMOLAFE

There was a delusion that the privatization of the power sector – an existing, dilapidated monopoly – would be as straightforward and eventually beneficial as the transformative liberalization of the telecommunications industry. What we are now witnessing is the shattering of that illusion, with the critical failure of the electricity sector. The entire framework was rushed, ill-conceived, and frankly, a disgrace to Nigeria. As with many things in Nigeria, a political elite, in a moment of cynical opportunism and historical amnesia, miscalculated that the success of the telecommunications sector would be effortlessly replicated. This was an almost ridiculously naive assumption,…
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Igbo Marginalisation: Bishop Prof. Emeka Nwankpa Writes President Tinubu and National Assembly, Demands Equity and Fairness

Igbo Marginalisation: Bishop Prof. Emeka Nwankpa Writes President Tinubu and National Assembly, Demands Equity and Fairness

Preamble: A Cry for Justice in a Nation at Crossroads Nigeria today stands at a critical threshold. Sixty-four years after independence, the promise of nationhood still appears elusive, particularly for the Igbo of the South East. The dream of “one Nigeria”, a nation built on unity in diversity, on fairness and justice for all its peoples, has been repeatedly punctured by policies and practices that leave the South East excluded, diminished, and alienated. It is against this backdrop that we, the South East Mandate for Good Governance, led by our Convener, Bishop Prof. Emeka Nwankpa - Accord Party governorship candidate…
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