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SOME OF US SUPPORTING ATIKU ARE NOT BASTARDS, WE ARE STANDING FOR THE SUFFERING NIGERIAN PEOPLE.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 20, 2026

“The Yoruba are a fastidious, critical and discerning people. They will not do anything in politics merely to oblige a fellow Yoruba. If the Yoruba man is satisfied that your policy is good and will serve his self-interest, he will support you no matter from which ethnic group you hail.” — Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Awo...

TINUBU TAXES HUNGER

TINUBU TAXES HUNGER

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 16, 2026

Nigeria is not suffering from absence. It is suffering from deliberate indifference. Under Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the APC, hunger has been reorganised, systematised, and enforced with policy precision. This is not an accidental hardship of reform; it is a calculated condition of governance. The economy functions, markets operate, commodities circulate, yet life itself has...

THE TRUTH THEY BURIED BUT STILL HAS HIS LEG OUTSIDE.

THE TRUTH THEY BURIED BUT STILL HAS HIS LEG OUTSIDE.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 16, 2026

Let us reason together, as Plato demanded, not as followers drunk on loyalty, but as citizens who still believe that a republic survives only by questioning itself. In Republic, Socrates does not insult injustice. He interrogates it. He presses it with questions until it either confesses or collapses. And so we begin where every serious...

SENATOR TAMBUWAL AT 60: THE NARRATIVE FORCE CELEBRATES A LIFE WORTH STUDYING.

SENATOR TAMBUWAL AT 60: THE NARRATIVE FORCE CELEBRATES A LIFE WORTH STUDYING.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 16, 2026

At sixty, Aminu Tambuwal stands not merely as a chronicle of offices held, but as a living syllabus of democratic discipline, institutional courage, and political self mastery. His journey through Nigeria’s turbulent public square has been marked by calm audacity, constitutional literacy, and an uncommon steadiness of purpose. In moments when the polity wavered, he...

FROM MOMENTUM TO MACHINERY: HOW ADC MUST ORGANISE TO WIN 2027.

FROM MOMENTUM TO MACHINERY: HOW ADC MUST ORGANISE TO WIN 2027.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 16, 2026

A Companion Piece on ADC Organisational Mechanics. If the previous article established why the African Democratic Congress must form government in 2027 and who embodies its national convergence, this follow-up addresses the harder question that determines everything else: how power is actually won and held. History is unforgiving to parties that mistake momentum for machinery....

BEYOND SENTIMENT, BEYOND SHOUTING: WHY 2027 DEMANDS ATIKU, NOT ADOLESCENT POLITICS

BEYOND SENTIMENT, BEYOND SHOUTING: WHY 2027 DEMANDS ATIKU, NOT ADOLESCENT POLITICS

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 16, 2026

If politics were driven by emotion alone, Nigeria would have changed hands many times on Twitter. But states are not won by adrenaline. Power is transferred by coalitions, distribution, endurance, and hard arithmetic. Any political movement that refuses to learn this condemns itself to permanent protest. This is where a segment of the Obidient movement...

ATIKU: THE UNFINISHED MISSION AND THE REDEMPTION OF A NATION IN DISTRESS.

ATIKU: THE UNFINISHED MISSION AND THE REDEMPTION OF A NATION IN DISTRESS.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 9, 2026

There are moments in history when silence becomes treachery, when neutrality becomes complicity, and when the soul of a nation cries out for redemption. Nigeria has reached that defining moment. The air is thick with despair, the streets echo with hunger, and the hearts of her citizens throb with disappointment. The people no longer dream;...

ATIKU, ADC, AND THE REALITY OF POWER: THE BACKBONE OF NIGERIA’S OPPOSITION.

ATIKU, ADC, AND THE REALITY OF POWER: THE BACKBONE OF NIGERIA’S OPPOSITION.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 9, 2026

On a humid election night years ago, somewhere between the flickering bulbs of an INEC collation centre and the restless murmurs of party agents refusing to go home, a senior journalist leaned over and asked a quiet but devastating question: “If this man walks away, who is left to stand?” The room fell silent. Not...

THE MAN WHO GAVE NIGERIA A VOICE: Why a Nation That Profited From Atiku’s Ideas Owes Him Justice in 2027

THE MAN WHO GAVE NIGERIA A VOICE: Why a Nation That Profited From Atiku’s Ideas Owes Him Justice in 2027

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 9, 2026

There are moments in the life of a nation when history ceases to be a record and becomes an indictment.There are seasons when memory is no longer an exercise in nostalgia but a moral interrogation.Nigeria is standing in such a moment.The question before us is not whether we desire prosperity, innovation, and employment.We mouth those...

ATIKU ABUBAKAR: A MAN THE TIMES REQUIRE.

ATIKU ABUBAKAR: A MAN THE TIMES REQUIRE.

Aare AmerijoyeJanuary 9, 2026

VOX POPULIQUES. A Series on Power, People, and the Nigerian Moment In every nation’s life, there comes a season when history pauses, listens, and asks a quiet but demanding question: who understands this moment well enough to lead it? These are not moments for noise or novelty. They are moments for depth, memory, and moral...

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