“Show Me the Plan?” – Nigerian Sparks Debate Over Peter Obi’s Development Approach

19 Jun 2026

A Nigerian has sparked debate online after defending former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi against critics who repeatedly demand that he present a detailed development plan. According to the social media user, Obi had previously explained that he visited Indonesia and Egypt to study how the countries improved key sectors such as electricity, healthcare, […]

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INEC’s Power to Deregister Political Parties: A Constitutional Perspective

16 Jun 2026

Section 225A of the Constitution provides that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) shall have the power to deregister a political party under certain circumstances, including breach of registration requirements, failure to secure a prescribed percentage of votes in presidential or governorship elections, or failure to win specified elective offices. While these provisions have been […]

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Understanding Peter Obi’s Mentorship Model and Why Obidients Must Be Patient

15 Jun 2026

There are many followers of Peter Obi who do not fully understand his approach to leadership and mentorship. Obi’s model is not built around handpicking loyalists for elective positions or manipulating political processes to guarantee their success. Rather, it is about blazing a trail for others to follow through personal example, integrity, and competence. This […]

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Court Orders Deregistration of Five Political Parties, Including ADC

15 Jun 2026

A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the deregistration of five political parties, a development that could significantly alter Nigeria’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections. Justice Peter Lifu ruled that the affected parties failed to meet constitutional requirements under Section 225 of Nigeria’s 1999 Constitution, which empowers the Independent National Electoral […]

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Nigeria’s $50 Billion Reserve: Progress on Paper, Hardship in Reality?

13 Jun 2026

Nigeria’s foreign reserves have reportedly reached $50.11 billion as of June 5, 2026, the highest level recorded in 17 years. The announcement has been celebrated as a sign of economic progress and renewed confidence in the country’s financial management. However, some analysts and critics argue that the headline figure does not tell the full story. […]

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“Nigeria Has Been Overrun by Bandits” — Strong Critique of Corruption and Governance

11 Jun 2026

A commentator has painted a bleak picture of Nigeria’s current state, arguing that corruption has become so deeply entrenched that it now defines the country’s institutions and leadership. Drawing a comparison with Western movies, the writer described a situation where bandits invade and take control of a town, imposing heavy taxes on residents while enriching […]

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Peter Obi Criticises FG Over Oyo School Abduction, Calls for Stronger Leadership

11 Jun 2026

Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has criticised the Federal Government’s response to the abduction of schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo State, describing the handling of the incident as inadequate and concerning. Speaking during an interview, Obi argued that the government has not demonstrated the level of urgency and commitment required to secure the […]

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Sharia Criminal Justice in Northern Nigeria: The Results Speak for Themselves

05 Jun 2026

Since Ahmed Sani Yerima introduced Sharia criminal justice into Zamfara State in October 1999, despite widespread constitutional controversy, the key question has always been simple: what have been the results? A criminal justice system should improve law and order, strengthen peace, deter crime, and enhance the security of lives and property. These are the standards […]

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Why Nigeria Needs Inclusive Leadership Beyond Ethnic Politics

28 May 2026

I still maintain that it was politically unwise for Goodluck Jonathan to contest the 2015 presidential election. The only realistic way to stop the rise of Muhammadu Buhari at the time was for the People’s Democratic Party to unite behind a strong Northern candidate. The warning signs were already visible, but they were ignored. Now […]

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