Opinion
Anticipatory Asset Declaration: When Oversight Becomes Complicity – Lanre Ogundipe
“When corruption is declared in advance and applauded, silence is no longer innocence.” Nigeria’s corruption crisis has outgrown the familiar...
Read moreNigeria’s Security Crisis Must Not Be Recast as a Religious War/American Xmas IS hamper gift – Lanre Ogundipe
We have taken note of the recent public comments by Sheikh Ahmad Abubakar Gumi regarding alleged United States airstrikes and their implications...
Read moreOKANLOMO, THRONES, AND THE MISUSE OF HISTORY: Why Yorùbáland Must Return to Elder-Led Wisdom – Lanre Ogundipe
Yorùbáland stands at a delicate civilizational moment. What should have remained a quiet matter of culture and protocol has been...
Read moreBetween Personalities and Principles: The Institutional Toll of the Ahmed-Dangote Rift – Lanre Ogundipe
The recent turmoil within Nigeria’s energy regulatory space is not merely a clash between Farouk Ahmed and Aliko Dangote. To...
Read moreTHE DANGOTE PETROL PRICE WAR- WHO RAKES IN N310 NAIRA PER LITRE OF PETROL FROM THE POCKET OF NIGERIANS ?. – Femi Oniyide Esq
Mr President must be made aware of what Alhaji Aliko Dangote, the President of Dangote Refinery, said at the Press...
Read moreThe Empty Refrigerator: A Nation’s Verdict on the APC’s Re-Election Delusion – Lanre Ogundipe
There is a brutal, foundational law in politics that the APC leadership is actively defying - the masses do not...
Read moreTHE REPUBLIC OF SIRENS:WHEN CONVOYS BECOME KINGDOMS AND THE NIGERIAN STATE BECOMES A PRIVATE ESTATE – Lanre Ogundipe
“When power abandons responsibility, it mutates into tyranny.” — Justice Chukwudifu Oputa A viral video concerning the absurd behaviour of...
Read moreProtocol, Power and the Constitution: Why Boundaries Matter in a Federal Republic – Lanre Ogundipe
“ There is no greater tyranny than that which is perpetrated under the shield of law and in the name...
Read moreStop this delusion, honestly it is not your turn Bayo!!
"You suffer from the oldest delusion in politics. You think you can change the world by talking to a leader....
Read moreOil, Power, and Protest – Can Nigeria Balance Labour Rights with Economic Stability?
The petroleum sector has always been Nigeria’s economic heartbeat. With more than 90 percent of export earnings and over half...
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