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THOSE WHO MAKE PEACEFUL CHANGE IMPOSSIBLE MAKE VIOLENT CHANGE INEVITABLE. Aare Amerijoye DOT.B

Adeola AdelekeApril 4, 2026

They are not new, the things being done to Nigeria’s democracy right now. They have been done before, in other places, to other people. And the men and women who watched those things being done, who understood what they meant, who had the courage to name what they saw, left a record. That record speaks...

THIS IS WHAT A GOVERNMENT IN PANIC LOOKS LIKE

Aare AmerijoyeApril 4, 2026

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B Read what happened in Nigeria on 1st April 2026. Then read it again. Then ask yourself whether what you are reading is the conduct of a government that governs, or the conduct of a government that is afraid. The Independent National Electoral Commission, the body charged by the Constitution of the Federal...

THOSE WHO MAKE PEACEFUL CHANGE IMPOSSIBLE MAKE VIOLENT CHANGE INEVITABLE

Aare AmerijoyeApril 4, 2026

Aare Amerijoye DOT.B They are not new, the things being done to Nigeria’s democracy right now. They have been done before, in other places, to other peoples. And the men and women who watched those things being done, who understood what they meant, who had the courage to name what they saw, left a record....

When the Umpire Picks INEC, the ADC Crisis, and the Looming Threat to Nigerian Democracy, By Kunle Oshobi

Adeola AdelekeApril 4, 2026

Those who make peaceful change impossible, make violent change inevitable” – John F. Kennedy On the evening of April 1, 2026, perhaps fittingly, on April Fools’ Day, the Independent National Electoral Commission issued a statement that sent shockwaves through Nigeria’s political landscape. INEC announced that it would no longer recognise the David Mark-led National Working...

When Amupitan’s INEC Becomes The Problem: The ADC Dispute And The Dangerous Fiction Of “Attendance As Validation.” Alex Ter Adum, PhD

Adeola AdelekeApril 3, 2026

INTRODUCTIONI listened to the INEC Chairman, Prof. Joash Amupitan, SAN’s interview on Arise TV this morning, wherein he submitted that by the refusal of INEC not to attend and observe the ADC scheduled congresses and convention, the party and it’s potential candidates in the 2027 general election risk disqualification, if the ADC proceeds with it’s...

NIGERIA 2027: ATIKU OR THE ABYSS

Aare AmerijoyeApril 1, 2026

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...

THE BORROWER-IN-CHIEF AND THE REPUBLIC OF PERPETUAL DEBT

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 31, 2026

In a dazzling exhibition of fiscal acrobatics, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has once again taken centre stage, this time with a polite request for a “mere” USD 6 billion loan, swiftly endorsed by a Senate that now performs less like a watchdog and more like a well-rehearsed choir. One must admire the efficiency: no friction, no...

TINUBU: THE FRAUD, THE FORFEITURE, THE FAKER THEY CALL MASTER STRATEGIST

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 31, 2026

The APC, Eleven Years of Organised Ruin, and the Crime Called Governance Aare Amerijoye DOT.B Nigeria did not fall by accident. Nigeria was pushed. Let us dispense with politeness. Politeness is a luxury that 133 million poor Nigerians cannot afford. What the All Progressives Congress has done to Nigeria over eleven years is not wrong...

The Coffin Is Nailed: Why the ADC Coalition Spells the End of Tinubu’s Second-Term Dream

Hon. Kunle OshobiMarch 31, 2026

By Kunle Oshobi There are moments in politics when the tectonic plates shift so dramatically that even the most powerful incumbents must recalibrate. Nigeria is living in one of those moments. On March 30, 2026, former Kano governor and 2023 presidential candidate Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso posted two words on his X handle, “New Dawn. We...

THE VERDICT IS ALREADY IN

Aare AmerijoyeMarch 31, 2026

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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