Today Nigerians are living with a bitter sense of betrayal. The Buhari’s lies is becoming a fixture even among liberal commentators
Author: Taju Tijani
Supporters are left in do doubt that the stakes for good governance through the APC are high and that President Muhammadu Buhari’s integrity is solidly woven to the success or failure of APC administration
The politicization of his inefficiency, weakness, flaws and frailties have all become targets for shooters to lob gunshots at him
Majority of our youths are badly deformed by material aspirations and good life value video projection of Davido, 9ice, Wizkid, Teckno, Patoranking, Sarkodie, Olamide, Wande Coal and Ade Gold so much that if this nation should swing the political leadership pendulum to them, then we are doomed to a more savage banalisation of the political space never seen in this nation
Here, let me urge all Nigerians to use the relational nature of both the social media and global space to deny Saraki from being made president of Nigeria now, soon or in the future
Obasanjo has a divine desire to remotely micro manage any elected Nigerian president
I hate a nation or rather people who celebrate quietude at a time when disquiet is needed. I just don’t’ like a nation where bread and butter are the twin obstacle to free expression in a time of national trial.
Nigerians who have been denied, neglected, dumbed down and damaged by Buharonomics, zero vision, insecurity, lack of opportunities, impunity, unemployment, status quo oppression, political pretences, fear and self-centredness have turned out to be the victims of brutality, violence, rape and murder in the Libyan desert wasteland
What? Someone requested that I should pray for Nija? Hahahahaaaaa!!! A bit of my Christian credentials may be necessary here. Don’t be deceived by my byline
Wherever you see accomplished Nigerian women professionals, there is always a prideful presumption that they are better and well educated than the men with lower jobs. This irrational assumption is causing so much heartache among Nigerian men in the UK.
As the Nigerian male balls are castrated, bottom power takes over and the home becomes overheated with chaos and power struggle
Our unity is now a passing meteor, a dry well and a melting vapour. One Nigeria has landed us into chasms of darkness for 100 years
One cannot restate it enough that power in Nigeria is wielded by the rich and strong for the rich and strong. That is why Otedola, Dangote, Adenuga, Uba of our universe have unfettered access to the seat of power than say Ndibe, Adesanmi, Olumhense, etc. We have endured all kinds of looter-leaders for over five decades playing on the inherent illusion of the power one indivisible Nigeria
We have all been living in the dark for 57 years but a small spark of light is all we need to usher in the illumination of revolution. Our political longitude, forever steered to favour the rich, needs to be re-navigated and the error corrected
Banire is demanding N500 million damages from Ajomale over alleged libelous publication
Nigeria voted President Muhammadu Buhari to come and fight corruption and return Nigeria to the path of honour, decency, respect, integrity and global goodwill. Corruption has been fighting a dirty war and taking it back to the aggressors
The rights group in a statement signed by its Director (African Affairs), John Tom Lever, said there was the need to take the report in context to ensure no one was inadvertently handing over advantage to the defeated terrorists to regroup
This piece however is not about Obi Egbuna’s short story of the same title or about the departed writer himself. It is rather about Christmas, how it came about and its symbolism for the millions of people that celebrate it annually across the world
Once he fell from the Olympian height of his rich, British heritage of fairness, he has returned to his natural habitat: a plebeian, pedestrian and commoner universe
Until the roof was taken down, I had always believed that the houses of the Odumakins, Adebanjos, Omisores, Mimikos, Georges, Onigbindes, Fasorantis, Arogbofas and others in the double whammy train to Abuja are full of fluorescent light