THE MAURITANIAN PROPHET OF DOOM.

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B.

Hakeem Baba-Ahmed is not analysing politics, he is selling fear like roadside medicine.A prophet of doom who never contests elections, yet wants to handpick winners from his sitting room—Nigeria’s armchair referee of destiny.

And frankly, it is astonishing when a man whose father came from Mauritania to teach at Barewa College, stayed back, married a Nigerian woman, and became Nigerian by settlement, now speaks with the arrogance of an ancestral landlord, lecturing Nigerians rubbish as though he personally built the republic.

Nigeria is burning, and he is busy shining Saraki’s shoes and chanting “implosion” like a broken alarm clock that knows only one sound.If he truly has what it takes, let him join the race, not this television witchcraft of predictions.

ADC will not implode because of Atiku, ADC will breathe because of Atiku.Any ADC ticket without Atiku is a political joke waiting for election day.

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B

Director General,

The Narrative Force

Aare Amerijoye Donald Olalekan Temitope Bowofade (DOT.B) is a Nigerian political strategist, public intellectual, and writer. He serves as the Director-General of The Narrative Force (TNF), a strategic communication and political-education organisation committed to shaping ideas, narratives, and democratic consciousness in Nigeria.An indigene of Ekiti State, he was born in Osogbo, then Oyo State, now Osun State, and currently resides in Ekiti State. His political and civic engagement spans several decades. In the 1990s, he was actively involved in Nigeria’s human-rights and pro-democracy struggles, participating in organisations such as Human Rights Africa and the Nigerianity Movement among many others, where he worked under the leadership of Dr. Tunji Abayomi during the nation’s fight for democratic restoration.Between 2000 and 2002, he served as Assistant Organising Secretary of Ekiti Progressives and the Femi Falana Front, under Barrister Femi Falana (SAN), playing a key role in grassroots mobilisation, civic education, and progressive political advocacy.He has since served in government and party politics in various capacities, including Senior Special Assistant to the Ekiti State Governor on Political Matters and Inter-Party Relations, Secretary to the Local Government, and Special Assistant on Youth Mobilisation and Strategy. At the national level, he has been a member of various nationally constituted party and electoral committees, including the PDP Presidential Campaign Council Security Committee (2022) and the Ondo State 2024 election committee.Currently, he is a member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and serves as Secretary of the Ekiti State ADC Strategic Committee, where he plays a central role in party structuring, strategy, and grassroots coordination.Aare Amerijoye writes extensively on governance, leadership ethics, party politics, and national renewal. His essays and commentaries have been published in Nigerian Tribune, Punch, The Guardian, THISDAY, TheCable, and leading digital platforms. His work blends philosophical depth with strategic clarity, advancing principled politics anchored on truth, justice, and moral courage.

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