Labour-baiting: Nigerian History Is Not An Orphan
“The police emphasized that its raid was not aimed at: “the NLC, its Secretariat, staff or leadership.” If this were so, why did it raid the main NLC office on the…
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Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance
“Tinubu is cooked, as Gen Zs say. Anything short of bringing down the cost of petrol, restoring the value of the naira, and making everyday things affordable will doom Tinubu’s…
Days Of Rage When Reason Is Treason
“Generally, the protests, especially in Africa, are against the implementation of the poverty-inducing policies of the IMF and World Bank, and democracies that do not yield dividends. They are a…
Ladi Olorunyomi: Thrice Detained By Generals, Exile Was Only Option
“Six days after her latest release, she was getting the family ready for bed when an anonymous caller told her that the DMI bullies were coming that night and, advised…
Mele Kyari And The Unfolding Successes Of NNPCL
“First, there is the TAPE (Transparency, Accountability, Performance and Excellence) program, launched to strengthen Nigeria’s energy security, while also improving the profitability and efficiency of the oil and gas sector”….
Five Lessons From The Ongoing Hunger Protests
“President Tinubu has just one option left for him if he doesn’t want to govern in disabling tumult: address the nation in a solemn national broadcast, acknowledge the unprecedented hurt…
Smoking While Off-loading Petrol In The Middle East
“However, there is the question whether Europe on whose soil the War in Ukraine is being fought, would want to open a second front in the Middle East. Except for…
Protest, Dangote And Other Stories
“I salute the spell makers who started the blockbuster protest drama going on. They have corralled this government into working for their scheme. They couldn’t have given better oxygen to…
A Tripology Of Rights As The Future Of Humanity
“I submitted that part of the drawbacks of the UN is that it is essentially a gathering of governments with five countries wielding the veto. In contrast, the ILO composes governments,…
My Quiet Soliloquism On The Future Of Activism In Nigeria
“This lack of support and unity among the populace is one of the most disheartening aspects of Nigerian activism. The very people activists fight for can be quick to turn…