Tag: By Emmah Uhieneh

A quiet unease is spreading across Nigeria’s political landscape, and it is no longer difficult to trace its source. The 2027 general elections, though...

There is a quiet danger more corrosive than tyranny itself—an acquiescent people. Complacency and docility are not mere passive traits; they are active enablers...

In the complex, layered, and often unforgiving terrain of Nigeria’s legislative politics, few figures embody endurance, adaptability, and quiet influence quite like Muktar Aliyu...

There is something deeply unsettling about a system that proclaims itself democratic, yet steadily distances itself from the very people it claims to serve....

In Nigerian politics, influence is rarely accidental. It is built patiently—across communities, institutions, and generations of political actors. To understand the rising relevance of...

Wonders, as they say, shall never cease—and in the ever-fluid theatre of Nigerian politics, the script is constantly being rewritten. The name now echoing...

When Abdulaziz Yari assumed the chairmanship of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) on 18 May 2015, Nigeria stood on the edge of a fiscal...

In the theatre of politics, moments often define men, and symbols sometimes outlive the circumstances that birthed them. One such moment came during an...

In the often turbulent, opaque, and fiercely competitive theatre of Nigerian politics—where the climb to relevance is steep and the space for women even...

In the intricate and often volatile security landscape of Nigeria’s South-South region, any serious conversation about coastal protection and oil infrastructure safety would be...