Category: Opinions
The New Biafra is the True Spirit of Nigerian Renaissance
06 Jun 2025
Ndigbo must rise from the grave of the war with a fresh determination to rebuild Nigeria
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My View on the 300m from Rivers State Government to the NBA.
03 May 2025
1. There can be no discussion for a possible refund because the authority that gave the money to the NBA has not asked for a refund. The putative Sole Administrator is not an authority known to the Constitution of Nigeria as the Government of Rivers State. He is the same as one of the many […]
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Candid Opinion on EFCC Raid
19 Jan 2025
Why is EFCC conducting night raids on homes? Are they searching for drugs? Have they taken over the function of NDLEA? Financial crimes or white collar crimes are mostly about documents and hardly involve violence. I know that fraudsters might wish to destroy documentary evidence on learning that it’s EFCC after them. However, almost every […]
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THE COURTS ARE NOT THE LAST HOPE
14 Jan 2025
The people are the last resort for the defence of the Constitution and democracy. It has to be recognized by all institutions of Government, including the courts, that the people are also a constitutional institution, and one that is higher than them all. Let us read it from section 14(1)&(2) of the Constitution: “14. […]
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Crisis of Currency swap policy
14 Jan 2025
I believe that in responding to the challenges of the crisis of the present currency swap policy the Supreme Court should not lose touch with jurisprudence. The President in a constitutional democracy and under the doctrine of separation of powers enjoys some prerogatives, which are spheres of decision making where no other organ of Govt […]
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NEEDED URGENTLY – A SUPREME COURT FOR NIGERIA
12 Jan 2025
Nigeria does not have a Supreme Court (SC) and is desperately in need of one. What we have in this country in the form of the Supreme Court of Nigeria is a final court of appeals. The two are not the same. The illusion of the two being the same is what has nearly crippled […]
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A thesis on electoral fraud in Nigeria
12 Jan 2025
In many respects, Nigerian election petition jurisprudence is about covering up electoral fraud. There are many statements that are called principles of law that you cannot find in the common law or in the jurisprudence of any other country within the Commonwealth and that no honest mind can find a rational basis for. I had […]
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The Theory of Dis-proof
11 Jan 2025
Today, I asked a learned colleague: if INEC claimed that a glitch prevented them from transmitting polling unit results to the IReV, what prevented them from “transmitting” (presenting) those results to the PEPT? Wouldn’t the average reasonable man have answered “okay, we’ll talk about that later. But for now, where are the results? Show them […]
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The Arrogance of the Misguided Lagos Crowd
10 Jan 2025
We are being treated to so much arrogance by the Lagos crowd. They are threatening the entire country that their plan to hijack 60% of the vat revenue of Nigeria, as pay back for decades of Nigeria pouring oil money into Lagos to grow it to what it is today, cannot be stopped. I do […]
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