“History has repeatedly demonstrated that nations do not fail because they lack resources, but because they lack accountable leadership and strong institutions. Nigeria has earned billions from its abundant natural resources over the decades, yet much of the expected development has remained unrealised”
“60,000 Indians currently reside in Nigeria, with many having become deeply integrated into Nigerian society. Some Indian families, he noted, are now in their second and third generations in the country, as Africa’s largest economy and one of the most populous nations in the world now, Nigeria as a partner country brings immense strategic importance”
“The All Progressives Congress has already conceded Osun. Not formally, of course — no press release will confirm what the party’s own conduct has broadcast in bold, unmistakable script. It takes a special kind of political illiteracy, the sort reserved for rank neophytes, to miss the handwriting so conspicuously etched on the wall”
“Cultism is no longer something we should dismiss as a problem confined to university campuses. It has found its way into our communities and is pulling in younger people. That should worry every parent, every teacher, every religious leader, and everyone raising children” According to police, she gave food to her 16-year-old neighbor, Chinonso Ejike, because he was hungry and his mother was not at home. It was an ordinary act of kindness. The kind of thing many Nigerians wouldn’t think twice about doing for a child living next door.…
“Imagine the disturbing height of PDP’s audacity, impunity and excesses in Abia for two decades plus! Which was the reason political analysts described Abia as a captured state, Today, all the political actors that constituted PDP’s hatchet team and unleashed terror that scuttled the liberation of Abia and its good people between 2015 and 2023 are terribly haunted by their own evil deeds”
“Gangsters are ruling Nigeria — criminals of the highest order, I don’t see the present opposition beating Bola Tinubu. He is organized; they are split. Peter Obi ran again for 2027, but the opposition has since fractured further — Atiku Abubakar and Kwankwaso went their own ways rather than uniting behind one candidate”
“You don’t grow an economy by sharing assets. You grow it by building capacity. That is why the focus is on training, tools, and platforms, not on temporary palliatives. It is governance with strategy, not sentiment.Compare this to the past: keke and token appointments. Those programs fed stomachs for weeks and months. ASLA, TechRise, and Soccer Fest are feeding futures for a lifetime”
“Reforms are not easy. Those who benefited from the old ways will resist change.” They enjoyed unchecked subsidies, opaque contracts, and a Nigeria that worked only for them. Now that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is dismantling that old order, the noise has become deafening. But guess what? The reforms are WORKING”
“As preparations for the September UN General Assembly continue, it remains uncertain whether Presidents Tinubu and Trump will hold any bilateral or informal meeting. The controversy, however, has added a fresh international dimension to Nigeria’s evolving political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections.”
“You can buy politicians. You can buy praise singers. You can buy defections. You can build a political machine. But you cannot assume that you have purchased the human being inside every uniform. Does Tinubu seriously believe that every Nigerian police officer will willingly put his life on the line to preserve one politician’s presidency?”
