Southeast And The Quest For Senate Presidency
By Kazeem Akintunde The president-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, last week played a fast one on political watchers when he said that he had no […]
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Elections And Cost Implications For Nigeria By Kazeem Akintunde
Nigerians on Saturday went to the poll to elect a brand new president for the country. Eighteen of their compatriots are on the ballot, vying […]
Buhari, Emefiele And The Cash Crunch
By Kazeem Akintunde
President Muhammadu Buhari last week Friday pleaded with Nigerians to give him seven days to find a lasting solution to the hardship most are going […]
A Cashless Policy Of Tears And Blood, By Kazeem Akintunde
The irrepressible Spokesperson of the Northern Elders’ Forum, Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, in a Twitter post on his verified Twitter handle, gave a new definition of […]
An Open Letter To Baba Buhari By Kazeem Akintunde
Good day, Baba,I have decided to write an open letter to you, believing that one of your numerous aides will bring it to your attention. […]
Betty Akeredolu And Her Husband’s ‘Side Chic’
By Kazeem Akintunde Since he came down with a health challenge, Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo state has managed to keep the media, and by […]
2023: Wike’s G5 As Atiku’s Nemesis
By Kazeem Akintunde In three months’ time, Nigerians will head to the poll to elect a new President that will lead Africa’s most populous country […]
This Is Not Democracy, By Kazeem Akintunde
Democracy, as I was taught in secondary school 40 years ago, is defined as the Government of the People, by the people, and for the […]
Abba Kyari: A Cop at home with the Crime World
By Kazeem Akintunde At the age of 43 in 2018, Abba Kyari became the youngest Deputy Commissioner of Police in the history of the Nigerian […]
Electoral Act Amendment Bill: Playing Ludo With Our Electoral Process
By Kazeem Akintunde The title of this piece is not original to me. It was coined by my former boss and editor, Simon Kolawole in […]