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ALTERNATIVE By Reno Omokri How did the Southwest get the Presidency in 1999? It was because they were united as a people after the death of Chief MKO Abiola, in saying that if justice was not done to them, they would leave Nigeria. There were absolutely no dissenting voices. And the most liberal and nationalistic Yoruba man, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, was quoted as saying ‘I believe in unity, but I do not believe in unity at all cost.’ The military regime of General Abdulsalami Abubakar was stunned. The North panicked. The rest of the country looked on helplessly. Every attempt at bre...

Age is not the problem of political misrule in Nigeria, insincerity is – Uzoma Ahamefule DEC 20, 2020 When a lie is told repeatedly for a very long time unchallenged it grasps the hearts and souls of innocents in believing it to be true. Perhaps the longevity of evil perpetuated by the older Nigerian politicians in using Nigerian youths as thugs and for dirty deals in order to manipulate and win elections, the impression created and the gripping narratives that one must carry a portfolio for one political thief before one can participate in an election and win, and the shallow analysis of...

Age is not the problem of political misrule in Nigeria, insincerity is By Uzoma Ahamefule  Listen to article When a lie is told repeatedly for a very long time unchallenged it grasps the hearts and souls of innocents in believing it to be true. Perhaps the longevity of evil perpetuated by the older Nigerian politicians in using Nigerian youths as thugs and for dirty deals in order to manipulate and win elections, the impression created and the gripping narratives that one must carry a portfolio for one political thief before one can participate in an election and win, and the shallow anal...

Views: Visits 82 The Senate minority leader, Enyinnaya Abaribe, has described the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari as very provincial and narrow-minded. The senator representing Abia South said the president’s lack of experience in managing diversity in a multi-ethnic society was responsible for the marginalisation of the Southeast in his appointments and not hatred as being bandied. Abaribe spoke in Lagos last Thursday at a special colloquium in honour of the late country manager of Thomas Cook (Travelex) and chairman, Board of Trustees of Ngwa Social Club, Chief Godson U....