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The Atiku Myth: How Nigeria’s Most Misunderstood Politician Was Branded Corrupt Without Evidence

Hon. Kunle OshobiMarch 10, 2026

By Kunle Oshobi For decades, a dangerous falsehood has haunted Nigeria’s political discourse: the claim that Atiku Abubakar is a corrupt politician. It is a narrative so frequently repeated, so confidently asserted, and so rarely interrogated that millions of Nigerians have been misled to believe. Yet when one strips away the noise and demands specifics,...

ATIKU; THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR NIGERIA’S FUTURE

Samson Oluwaseun AlabiMarch 10, 2026

By: Freedom Siasia Fellow countrymen and brethren, I’m sharing a crucial message about securing our future and safeguarding our children’s hope for tomorrow. As the 2027 general election approaches, let’s look beyond superficial loyalties and focus on what truly matters. I wholeheartedly back whatever presidential candidate the ADC presents. However, I believe that a united...

Rethinking the Atiku Narrative: How a Political Myth Shaped Public Perception

Hon. Kunle OshobiMarch 9, 2026

By Kunle Oshobi For more than two decades, a powerful political narrative has shaped how many Nigerians perceive Atiku Abubakar. It is a narrative built around a simple claim: that Atiku is irredeemably corrupt. The allegation has been repeated so often in political debates, campaign rhetoric, and media commentary that it has hardened into what...

THEY CAME WITH BROOMS AND SWEPT AWAY OUR FUTURE.

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 7, 2026

An Open Letter to Every Nigerian Who Still Has a Soul Left to Save Aare Amerijoye DOT.B. My fellow Nigerians This is not a letter. This is a DETONATION. A trumpet blast from the valley of broken bones. A national exorcism soaked in blood-truth. A last-gasp scream wrung from the crushed ribs of our collective...

NIGERIA DESERVES BETTER: Why Atiku Abubakar and the ADC Are Nigeria’s Last Best Hope in 2027

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 6, 2026

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B Over 133 million Nigerians live in multidimensional poverty. The naira has lost over 70 percent of its value in three years. Youth unemployment stands at 53 percent. These are not statistics. They are a government’s confession of failure and 2027 is Nigeria’s opportunity to issue the verdict. I. THE VERDICT OF HISTORY:...

NIGERIA IS BLEEDING. THE HUNGER MUST END. RALLY FOR ATIKU — NOW!

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 6, 2026

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B. Nigeria is not merely in crisis. Nigeria is in FREEFALL. The air tastes of hunger. The markets are hollow. The streets are choked with desperation. And yet, from the ruins of a nation systematically gutted by the All Progressives Congress, a fire is being lit. An opposition is awakening. A reckoning is...

THE APC DISTORTION OF THE ELECTORAL AMENDMENT ACT 2026: A CONSTITUTIONAL COLLISION.

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 4, 2026

The debate over the Electoral Amendment Act 2026 may have faded from public headlines, but what has now emerged from the signed version released by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu reveals something far more troubling than routine legislative tinkering. It exposes a direct confrontation between statute and Constitution. What the APC-dominated National Assembly of Nigeria has...

ATIKU AND THE POLITICS OF ENDURANCE.

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 4, 2026

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B Beyond Noise and Beyond Obituaries. Nigerian politics has always been impatient with longevity. It prefers meteors to mountains. It celebrates sudden ascents and predicts premature collapses. Yet in the midst of shifting alliances, economic turbulence, and ideological fatigue, one figure has consistently defied repeated political obituaries. Atiku Abubakar. He is not a...

BE A POLLING UNIT COMMANDER.NOT A POLITICAL COMMENTATOR.

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 3, 2026

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B. There is a subtle but dangerous delusion spreading within political movements. The belief that elections are won by commentary. They are not. Elections are won by command. In 2023, Nigeria’s 176,846 polling units delivered a hard lesson. Power did not reward those who analysed the most. It rewarded those who organised the...

Nigeria’s 4.07% GDP Growth: The Mirage of Recovery Dressed Up as Progress

Hon. Kunle OshobiMarch 2, 2026

By: Kunle Oshobi There is a peculiar audacity in a government that presides over one of the most dramatic economic contractions in a country’s peacetime history, then turns around to celebrate a modest rebound as evidence of visionary leadership. The Tinubu administration’s triumphant announcement of a 4.07% GDP growth rate is precisely that kind of...

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