Opinion

Your Excellency, In 1961, the government of South Korea, led by the disciplined and strategic leadership of Park Chung-hee, took control of its economic destiny and made a deliberate decision...

What happens when a constituency begins to question everything it once accepted as normal? What happens when the quiet frustrations of the people finally converge into a demand for something...

By Tunde Akinwande In Akinyele/Lagelu Federal Constituency, the road to 2027 is building up less as a contest against opposition parties and more as an internal test of discipline, memory,...

In a time when the expectations of the people are high and the rewards of democracy seem distant, the call for purposeful, compassionate, and result-driven leadership has never been more...

As conversations around Oyo 2027 begin to take shape, attention is shifting from personalities to capacity. Beyond popularity and political structure, the next phase of leadership will require a mix...

Parents of the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) did a good job when they gave their son a unique name, Amupitan, clearly indicating that the child shall...

By Lawal Akinkunmi M In what many now consider a bold but deeply flawed move, Governor Seyi Makinde has chosen to proceed with the controversial beaded crown coronation in Ibadanland—despite...

By Adewale Raji Has Hon. Idowu Oyewale defected? If he has, he may well feel justified, having experienced what he may consider unfair treatment by the APC leadership in both...

In Nigerian politics, when the South-West sneezes, Aso Rock catches a cold. For President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a man who built his entire political identity on the granite foundations of...

By Taiwo Adisa, PhD Something happened on the floor of the Senate on March 13, 2026, which, until today, leaves a sour taste in the mouth, as far as the...