The erosion of integrity among some SANs is not an isolated blight; it is a symptom of a deeper, systemic rot.
This seventh edition of my special yearly forecast might be the last. I’ve enjoyed doing it, the hits and the misses, especially the big hits.
Despite what people say—despite those who whisper in your ears that he is Nigeria’s Osama bin Laden in the making—Sheikh Gumi is, in fact, a patriotic Nigerian.
The current ruling party benefits from elite migration that narrows competition and breeds fatalism.
If it gets adopted in its present form, the new law will be a shrine to institutional capture.
If Christian communities can no longer live safely in regions where they have lived for generations, the question before us is not merely about human rights. It is existential.
One tweep describes what passes for judicial appointment process in Nigeria as “filiality via conjugality”.
Atiku is like a lion wearing Santa Claus’s cap and offering a gift box wrapped in garlands, swag, and tinsel. Obi and his ambition would soon be lunch.
Most of the casualties occurred in the Middle Belt, the epicentre of attacks by Fulani militia.
It was an odd way to phrase arguably the most cynical and gratuitous expansion of presidential power in the history of the Nigerian Supreme Court.
