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CHIEF OBASANJO’S LETTER TO OSOBA: A POLITICAL NARRATIVE WITHOUT EVIDENCE AGAINST ATIKU.

Chief Olusegun Obasanjo’s lengthy letter to former Governor Olusegun Osoba purports to be a response to the politics of the 2003 elections and his relationship with the Alliance for Democracy (AD) and Afenifere. Yet, stripped of its historical anecdotes, personal recollections and philosophical reflections, the central objective of the letter is unmistakable: to once again...
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ATIKU ABUBAKAR: A Relentless Voice Of Opposition And A Nightmare To The Presidency.

In every vibrant democracy, the role of the opposition is indispensable. It is the opposition that scrutinizes government policies, questions decisions, and offers alternatives in the interest of the people. Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has consistently positioned himself as one of Nigeria’s most outspoken opposition leaders. To many political observers, he remains a nightmare...
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OSITA, LEAVE ATIKU ALONE. HE IS ON A RESCUE MISSION AND HOLDS THE MANDATE OF THE THREE FORGOTTEN ZONES AND 1,855,787 VOTERS AT THE ADC PRIMARY. LET TINUBU MEET HIM IN THE FIELD ON 16 JANUARY 2027 AND LET THE NIGERIAN SUFFERING MASSES DECIDE

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B I was watching Prime Time on Arise Television on Monday when Osita Okechukwu asked Atiku Abubakar to abandon the 2027 presidential race and go home. I watched a foundation member of the All Progressives Congress, a man who has drawn breath in that party from its first day, appeal to an opposition...
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THE UNWRITTEN LAW THAT ONLY BINDS THE NORTH

Zoning, Ekwueme, and the Great Nigerian Double Standard Aare Amerijoye DOT.B I was listening to Sumner Sambo of Arise Television this Monday morning when he said something that the political establishment would rather you did not hear twice. Speaking on the station’s Morning Show, the Director of News and Politics Editor argued that Atiku Abubakar’s...
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TINUBU GOVERNMENT: ONE DAY, ONE MALFEASANCE

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B In Benue, they have learned to dig graves the way other people dig foundations, wide enough for whole families. In Plateau, the cameras of the world press have photographed villagers lowering their dead into a single mass grave, dozens at a time. And somewhere in this country tonight, a mother is dividing...
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THE ADC JUDGMENT: LAW, DEMOCRACY AND THE SUPREME COURT’S CONSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITYBy Dr. Pedro Obaseki

Every Republic is eventually tested. Not merely by elections or economic crises, but by moments when its constitutional institutions are called upon to decide questions whose consequences extend far beyond the litigants before them. Nigeria has arrived at one of those moments. The recent judgment of the Court of Appeal concerning the African Democratic Congress...
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