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NIGERIA 2027: ATIKU OR THE ABYSS

THE CASE FOR THE ONLY MAN WHO CAN SAVE THIS NATION Aare Amerijoye DOT.B April opens its gates over a nation that deserves far better than what it has been handed. To the trader in Kano whose stall grows emptier by the week. To the mother in Anambra buying garri with borrowed money. To the...
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THE VERDICT IS ALREADY IN

The Case Against a Second Term. Aare Amerijoye DOT.B Three years ago, Nigerians were handed a promise. They were told that pain was temporary, that sacrifice was necessary, that the dawn was coming. Three years on, the only thing that has reliably arrived is more darkness. Not metaphorical darkness. Literal darkness. The kind that greets...
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Increased Revenue is not Recovery

By Kunle Oshobi The Tinubu administration’s conflation of higher nominal revenue with an improved economy is not just a communication failure; it is a governance one. There is a particular kind of economic illiteracy that is especially dangerous when it occupies high office: the confusion of activity with progress. Since assuming the presidency in May...
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THEY BET AGAINST THE WRONG MAN

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B They have tried everything. They have waved court papers. They have weaponised state media. They have deployed mercenary keyboards and paid loud voices to drown what conscience cannot. They have called him old. They have called him spent. They have called him yesterday. And yet, Atiku Abubakar stands. Not because he is...
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THE CARNIVAL OF CONTRADICTIONS.

How the APC Peddles Shamelessness as a Political Strategy Aare Amerijoye DOT.B There is a particular species of audacity that flourishes only in the most fertile soil of impunity. It is not the audacity of the visionary or the reformer. It is the audacity of the man who sets fire to your house and then...
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THE NUMBERS DO NOT LIE

How Atiku Built Nigeria’s Greatest Economy — and What Tinubu Has Done to It Since Aare Amerijoye DOT.B, There is a moment in every national conversation when the noise must stop and the numbers must speak. Nigeria has reached that moment. Not because politicians have demanded it. Not because the media has decreed it. But...
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