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SUNDAY DARE AND THE POLITICS OF PANIC: A CLINICAL DEFENCE OF ATIKU ABUBAKAR AND THE AUTOPSY OF A FAILED POLEMIC.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 28, 2026

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B There are moments in the life of a nation when a newspaper column stops being analysis and instead reveals itself as a psychological document. The essay by Sunday Dare, published in TheCable, is one such moment. It is not a calm engagement with facts or history; it is a reflex, an anxious...

HAKEEM BABA-AHMED AND THE POLITICS OF EMPTY PROPHECIES: HOW SOME MEN SELL SUPERSTITION AS ANALYSIS.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 20, 2026

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B. There is a category of Nigerian political commentary that deserves serious study, not because it enriches democracy, but because it actively pollutes it. It is the behaviour of men who look at a nation bleeding under hardship and conclude that their best contribution is not strategy, not mobilisation, not coalition-building, but mystical...

NIGERIA UNDER THE ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS: THE WAIL OF A WOUNDED NATION AND THE TRAGEDY OF THE CLAPPING POOR: WHY NIGERIA IS TURNING TO ATIKU ABUBAKAR FOR RESCUE

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 19, 2026

Nigeria today no longer merely groans; it bleeds. To reflect on the condition of our beloved country under the All Progressives Congress is to stare unflinchingly into a mirror cracked by hunger, fear, and betrayed hope. This is not a partisan lament; it is the collective cry of a people stretched beyond endurance, a nation...

WHEN GOD RISES

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 16, 2026

There are moments in the life of a nation when neutrality becomes cruelty and silence becomes violence. Nigeria has entered such a moment. Hunger stalks homes. Hope has thinned into anxiety. The poor have become statistics, and suffering has been normalised as policy language. In times like these, prayer must stop whispering. Faith must stop...

TINUBU’S WAR ON THE POOR

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 16, 2026

There are moments in a nation’s life when laughter ceases to be amusement and becomes indictment. Nigeria has reached such a moment. What is unfolding under the All Progressives Congress is not governance in its classical sense, but theatre without discipline, spectacle without substance, and motion without direction. It is, in the most unforgiving philosophical...

2027 – ATIKU REMAINS THE MAIN ISSUE.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 16, 2026

“Great dreams are not born in comfort; they are carved through fire, through rejection, and through relentless hope.” In the vast theatre of Nigeria’s politics, one name continues to haunt the corridors of power and echo through the conscience of a struggling nation: Atiku Abubakar. Like a persistent sunrise that refuses to be dimmed by...

EMPLOYMENT OR HUMILIATION:

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 9, 2026

When I sat with Atiku Abubakar and listened to him speak about Nigeria’s unemployed youth, there was no political theatre in his voice, only the kind of quiet gravity that Simone Weil once described when she observed that pain is often the beginning of moral truth rather than a political argument, a sensibility that resonates...

REMOVING TINUBU DEMOCRATICALLY IN 2027 IS A NATIONAL ASSIGNMENT. WHAT SAYS YOU?

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 9, 2026

There are hours in a nation’s history when neutrality becomes cruelty. Nigeria has entered such an hour. Hunger now has a timetable. Inflation has acquired a pulse. Despair has learnt to speak the language of policy. In times like this, to plead for patience is to mock the empty pot; to preach endurance is to...

THE FORTRESS AND THE FLOOD: HOW LOCAL SUFFERING WILL SMASH APC’S 29-GOVERNOR WALL IN 2027

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 9, 2026

The All Progressives Congress has built what they believe is an indestructible fortress: 29 governors and the full weight of federal might. They stand behind these walls, counting chairs instead of listening to cries, tallying offices while the nation starves. They believe this is a permanent empire. But outside their gates, a flood is rising,not...

PRIVATISATION AND THE LIE THAT REFUSES TO DIE. HOW A NATION WAS TAUGHT TO HATE REFORM, FORGET HISTORY, AND ATTACK THE WRONG MAN.

Aare AmerijoyeDecember 28, 2025

There are lies that survive because they are subtle.And there are lies that survive because they are shouted. The lie that Atiku Abubakar “sold Nigeria” belongs to the second category. It is loud, crude, repetitive, and carefully engineered to thrive in a political environment where memory is short, curiosity is discouraged, and outrage is cheaper...

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SUNDAY DARE AND THE POLITICS OF PANIC: A CLINICAL DEFENCE OF ATIKU ABUBAKAR AND THE AUTOPSY OF A FAILED POLEMIC.

HAKEEM BABA-AHMED AND THE POLITICS OF EMPTY PROPHECIES: HOW SOME MEN SELL SUPERSTITION AS ANALYSIS.

NIGERIA UNDER THE ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS: THE WAIL OF A WOUNDED NATION AND THE TRAGEDY OF THE CLAPPING POOR: WHY NIGERIA IS TURNING TO ATIKU ABUBAKAR FOR RESCUE

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EMPLOYMENT OR HUMILIATION:

REMOVING TINUBU DEMOCRATICALLY IN 2027 IS A NATIONAL ASSIGNMENT. WHAT SAYS YOU?

THE FORTRESS AND THE FLOOD: HOW LOCAL SUFFERING WILL SMASH APC’S 29-GOVERNOR WALL IN 2027

PRIVATISATION AND THE LIE THAT REFUSES TO DIE. HOW A NATION WAS TAUGHT TO HATE REFORM, FORGET HISTORY, AND ATTACK THE WRONG MAN.

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OBASANJO’S REPEATED CRITICISM OF ATIKU AND THE ROAD TO 2027.

THE RULE OF LAW, NOT POLITICAL PROPAGANDA: WHY THE WILLIAM JEFFERSON CASE CANNOT LEGALLY IMPLICATE ATIKU ABUBAKAR

BABA, THIS BITTERNESS IS COSTING YOU MORE THAN IT IS COSTING ATIKU.