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Four Years to Clean the Mess? Only If You’re Not Desperate
Peter Obi sat back, calm as a hitman on payroll, and said it again for the record:
“One term is enough. Four years. That’s all...
Weekend Read: Fayose, Tinubu, and the Political Poker Game of 2027
Somewhere in the smoke-filled backroom of Nigeria’s political casino, Ayo Fayose lit a rhetorical cigar and dropped a line so bold it could make...
The Loud Daughters of Legacy
In the dry heat of August, in the boardrooms of West Africa’s largest industrial empire, a quiet revolution took place. The man with salt-white...
The Numbers Game: A Census Committee and the Vanishing Regions
It was meant to be just another presidential announcement—another file pushed across the desk, another headline buried in the papers. But if you know...
The Pill You Don’t Need — A Lagos Survival Story
They say Lagos never sleeps.
But neither do her people.
Jide was 34. Lived in Egbeda. Worked in Victoria Island.
Up by 4:30am, back home by 10pm—if...
