Tag: By Emmah Uhieneh

As Nigeria gradually approaches the 2027 general elections, the ongoing party primaries across the country are already exposing dangerous cracks within the nation’s democratic...

For decades, xenophobia has remained one of Africa’s deepest contradictions — a continent that preaches unity yet often struggles to live together within itself. It...

For centuries, the Igala Kingdom stood as one of the most formidable traditional powers in the Middle Belt and across the Niger-Benue confluence. From...

In a political environment where many public projects are announced with fanfare only to be abandoned halfway, the completion of the Gusau International Airport...

Nigeria’s electricity sector is often described in technical language—megawatts, grid stability, tariffs, and transmission losses. But beneath the jargon lies a more decisive force:...

In the complex architecture of Nigeria’s democracy, where many politicians rise on noise and disappear with the next electoral cycle, few figures have sustained...

Senator Sulaiman Abdulrahman Kawu Sumaila has, over the years, built a political identity rooted in resilience, grassroots influence, strategic realignment, and deep experience within...

Politics in Kogi East is gradually transforming into a complicated web of loyalty, betrayal, reconciliation and survival. At the center of this unfolding political...

Few politicians in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic have maintained the level of consistency, longevity, and institutional relevance that define the political journey of Abdul Ahmed...

There are moments in the political history of a people that never truly disappear. They remain permanently alive in collective memory, lingering like an...