The Independent National Electoral Criminals (INEC) truly behaved like the name suggests. No warning, no credible reasons and in dismissive manner postponed the presidential election six hours before the polls open. INEC had four years […]
“No, no, no. We cannot continue! We cannot Proceed. Mr. Chairman, you have been compromised”- Elder Orubebe The introductory quote of this article was uttered at a similar election period. Unlike the present matter however, […]
Dear World, I am a disillusioned Nigerian wondering exactly what has gone wrong with the citizens of my country, particularly members of my generation. I have thought and thought really hard, yet answers of all […]
Nigerians went to bed on Friday, 15th February, with solid determination to troop out in the morning of Saturday, 16th February to cast their votes for their preferred presidential and national assembly candidates. There was […]
One man changed the history of the world by setting himself on fire. The Tunisian, Mohammed Bouazizi, was unable to find work and had to make ends meet by selling fruits at a roadside stand. […]
This is a philosophical reflection on Nigeria with Plato’s Republic as reference. I must apologize and indeed warn readers ahead, that the exposition on Plato’s Republic in this piece is quite extensive, almost the first […]
It was early in the evening of Friday the 15th that rumours started flying that the Presidential elections slated for Saturday the 16th might be postponed. That official rumour signpost, the ubiquitous social media was […]
censoj@gmail.com; 08127235995 The euphoria of the 2019 elections is in the air. It can literally be felt as it has been heightened by the one-week postponement of the elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission. […]
Economic Renaissance by Henry Boyo lesleba@lesleba.com 08052201997 Political parties have, lately, hit the election campaign trail to plead with the erstwhile ignored proletariat to adopt their candidates as the preferred choices to plunder the common […]
Leadership issue is at the heart of the challenges facing Nigeria at the moment and indeed, it is also the solution. In Nigeria today, there is excruciating poverty, insecurity, political uncertainty, bad roads, youth unemployment […]
As long as humans exist and interact with each other, disputes are expected, whether between citizens and the state. Every society then decides how disputing parties will work out their differences. I am reminded of […]
Campaigning in Uyo in March 2011, Nigeria’s then leader, Goodluck Jonathan, assured the country he would, if elected, undertake new road and rail infrastructure from Lagos to Calabar. It was a massive new thinking that […]
At a campaign rally in Abuja last week’s Thursday, Information Minister Lai Mohammed very much stated that Boko Haram is as great a threat today as it has ever been. “As our gallant men and […]
When he made up his mind to vie for the position of Vice Chancellor, University of Ibadan (UI), Prof. Abel Idowu Olayinka certainly did not envisage that, Nigeria, which depended solely on crude oil as […]
To every thing, there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven…’We can borrow a leaf from this significant ancient word of Ecclesiastes that this is not a time to ask […]
With the 2019 presidential election days away, we should review the past four years, check what Gen. Muhammadu Buhari promised Nigerians when he was campaigning and determine the promises kept. Then we would decide whether […]
Voter engagements through formal channels end this Thursday for Saturday’s Presidential and National Assembly elections. If the surfeit of rallies, town hall meetings, door-to-door campaigns and media exposures have been bereft of issues that bug […]
That Nigeria is a difficult country to live in is not news. We joke about most of our public institutions one of the (in)famous ones include ‘if the illness doesn’t kill you, the hospitals will.’ […]
Gradually, the moment everyone is anticipating is upon us. On Saturday, February 16, 2019, eligible voters will throng designated centres across Nigeria to cast the ballot for their preferred choices from the array of candidates […]
On April 2, 2011, INEC shifted the national assembly election by seven days (to April 9), citing “logistics and operational” problems. And it took this decision while voting had already commenced in some parts of […]
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