Opinion
Is Nigeria’s Cybercrime Act becoming a digital-age Decree 4?
By Lanre Ogundipe “When laws meant to pursue criminals begin to pursue journalists, democracy must ask whether history is quietly...
Read moreCybercrime Act: Is Nigeria Re-Inventing Decree 4 in the Digital Age?
By Lanre Ogundipe “When laws meant to pursue criminals begin to pursue journalists, democracy must ask whether history is quietly...
Read moreReforming Nigeria’s Policing: Learning from Federal Models Without Losing National Control
By Lanre Ogundipe “Security institutions demand patience. When power outruns structure, protection can become oppression.” Nigeria’s worsening security crisis has...
Read moreIyabo Obasanjo’s Quiet Argument
By Remi Ladigbolu There are seasons in public life when a candidacy becomes more than ambition. It becomes a reckoning...
Read moreNo Excuses, No Bias: The Constitutional Test of Nigeria’s 2027 Election —By Lanre Ogundipe
When the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan, stated that the Commission cannot guarantee...
Read moreR.O.A.D Is Not a Coincidence: A Reform Mandate Before IGP Rilwan Olatunji Adio Disu — By Lanre Ogundipe
Sometimes symbolism demands responsibility.The new Inspector-General of Police bears the name Rilwan Olatunji Adio Disu.R.O.A.D. At a time when the...
Read moreFasting in the Republic of ExcessRamadan, Lent, and the Moral Reckoning of Power —Lanre Ogundipe
“Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people.” — Proverbs 14:34“And do not consume one another’s...
Read moreOne Death Too Many — Government Must Be Held Accountable — Lanre Ogundipe
““The opposite of love is not hate, it is indifference.”- Elie Wiesel There are moments in the life of a...
Read morePower to the People: Unbundling the Exclusive List and the Dawn of a New Nigeria
The signing of the Electricity Act 2023 (and its subsequent 2024 amendment) by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu marks a historic...
Read moreFrom a Stumble to a Signal: Leadership, Communication and the Cost of Speaking Too Early – By Lanre Ogundipe
“The first duty of power is not to appear strong, but to be truthful about uncertainty”- Hannah Arendt President Bola...
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