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Views: Visits 5 By Owei Lakemfa ON the eve of Africa Day, this Monday, May 24, 2021, soldiers went to Malian President, Bah Ndaw, not to salute him, but pick him like a chicken. They did the same for the Prime Minister Moctar Ouane. The duo was taken to the Kati Military Camp, Bamako. The soldiers were carrying out the orders of the Vice President, Colonel Assimi Goïta. The next day, Nigeria, the giant in the region issued a feeble statement signed not by the Foreign Minister or any high official, but by the Ministry’s Spokesperson condemning “the detention” when...

A third discernible foreign policy shift was the April 27 appeal by Buhari to the United States to moves its African Command to Africa.

“I agree with you absolutely. It has never been this bad in peace times” “You think Nigeria is at peace? If you call this peace time, then what exactly does war look like? For me, the country is at war already. Nigeria is at a tipping point. I visited my Aunty the other day and I was telling her how politicians are already preparing for 2023, her response shocked me, because she is ordinarily an optimist.” “She said…” “She said we should pray to get there first as a country before we can begin to talk about elections in 2023.” “Hmm. Let us pray if that gives us psychologic...

Tales the Country Told Me, By Reuben Abati “I agree with you absolutely. It has never been this bad in peace times.” “You think Nigeria is at peace? If you call this peace time, then what exactly does war look like? For me, the country is at war already. Nigeria is at a tipping point. I visited my Aunty the other day and I was telling her how politicians are already preparing for 2023. Her response shocked me, because she is ordinarily an optimist.” “She said…” “She said we should pray to get there first as a country before we can begin to talk about elections in 2023.”

Tales The Country Told Me By Reuben Abati “You think Nigeria is at peace? If you call this peace time, then what exactly does war look like? For me, the country is at war already. Nigeria is at a tipping point. I visited my Aunty the other day and I was telling her how politicians are already preparing for 2023, her response shocked me, because she is ordinarily an optimist.” by Reuben Abati May 11, 2021 “Bros, how country?” “I agree with you absolutely. It has never been this bad in peace times” “You think Nigeria is at peace? If you call this peace time, then what exactly does...