Politics
Obi-Sheriff War of Words: Patriotism Questioned Amidst Calls for Tinubu's Resignation

Obi-Sheriff War of Words: Patriotism Questioned Amidst Calls for Tinubu's Resignation

Former Borno State governor Ali Modu Sheriff has publicly criticized Peter Obi for his calls for President Tinubu's resignation, accusing Obi of potentially undermining Nigeria's unity and failing to distance himself from separatist agitations. In a swift rebuttal, the Obidient Movement defended Obi's commitment to national unity and accused Sheriff of diverting attention from crucial governance issues. This political exchange underscores the escalating debates surrounding national unity and leadership ahead of the 2027 general elections.

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SERAP Demands Answers Over ₦1.3bn Budget for ‘Non-Existent’ Presidential Council

SERAP Demands Answers Over ₦1.3bn Budget for ‘Non-Existent’ Presidential Council

SERAP has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the National Assembly leadership, demanding an explanation for a controversial N1.3 billion allocation to a presidential council deemed fictitious by the Presidency. The rights group seeks full disclosure and threatens legal action to ensure transparency and accountability in Nigeria's budget process.
Pelumi Ilesanmi
What Happened to Patrice Lumumba’s Dream?

What Happened to Patrice Lumumba’s Dream?

An exploration of Patrice Lumumba’s vision for a united, sovereign Congo—and how foreign interference, internal betrayal, and neocolonialism derailed it, leaving his dream both unfinished and urgent for today’s Africa.
zainab bakare
Revolution vs Reform: What Africa Really Needs

Revolution vs Reform: What Africa Really Needs

This powerful piece explores the continent’s youth-led demands for dignity, accountability, and impact. From Burkina Faso’s bold policies to grassroots civic organising, it argues that true transformation lies not in choosing between revolution or reform—but blending both to build a new political future.
Eric Namso
Do Nigerians Deserve Their Politicians?

Do Nigerians Deserve Their Politicians?

After Daniel Bwala’s tense Al Jazeera interview with Mehdi Hasan went viral, a deeper question emerges: do Nigeria’s political problems reflect the politicians—or the political culture Nigerians tolerate?
Zainab Bakare