Before Nigeria Becomes a One-Party State …. Democracy, Diversity, and the Dangerous Road Ahead
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi My recent article, “One Party State: Tinubu’s Long Power Game; Our Present Political Reality,” raised
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Opinion
State Police in Nigeria: Issues, Challenges & Pathway for Implementation
By Okoro Chigozirim Introduction The conversation around State Police in Nigeria has reached a fever pitch in 2026. While the
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Heirs, Thrones, Altars, and the Priesthood: An Apostolic Reflection on Ministry Succession
By Dr Bolaji O. Akinyemi In recent years, debates within the body of Christ have increasingly revolved around the question
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One Party State: Tinubu’s Long Power Game; Our Present Political Reality.
The Master Strategist, the Quiet Destruction of the PDP, and the 2027 Democratic Paradox By Citizen. Bolaji O. Akinyemi Nigeria’s
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The Discipline of a Quiet Life… Reflections on My Father at Ninety-Five
By Citizen (Dr) Bolaji Oluwayanmife Akinyemi At ninety-five, my father, Alhaji Nasir Adesina Babatunde Ogunseye belongs to a generation whose
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When Yesterday’s Words Return: The Bwala Interview and Nigeria’s Crisis of Political Integrity A Voters’ Advisory as 2027 Approaches
By Citizen (Dr.) Bolaji O. Akinyemi Apostle and Nation Builder Pull Quote: “In a democracy, yesterday’s words are the mirror
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Yakubu Manage – Extracting Life from Killer Circumstances
Agabaidu Chukwuemeka Jideani. In the bustling streets of major cities or the quiet villages of several states in Nigeria, a
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A GATHERING OF THE CLAN
By Nick Dazang Though well-credentialed, the nomination of Taiwo Oyedele as Minister of State for Finance by President Bola Ahmed
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Preparation Before Performance: Abia Today, Lagos Yesterday, and Lessons for Nigeria
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi Leadership success rarely begins in office. It begins long before the oath of office, in
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Abia, Otti and the Cowardly Oracle of Propaganda Without Identity
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi One of the tragedies of Nigerian politics is that serious national conversations are too often
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