Tag: By Emmah Uhieneh

In the often theatrical arena of Nigerian politics—where visibility is frequently mistaken for value—there exists a different breed of actors: those who operate not...

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

History is rarely kind to simplicity. It does not deal in clean lines of heroes and villains, but in tangled threads of ambition, consequence,...

Abdulaziz Abubakar Yari has long occupied a distinctive space in Nigeria’s political theatre—part tactician, part mobilizer, and, to many, an enduring symbol of how...

As the 2027 general elections draw nearer, the stakes rise in equal measure, bringing with them a mix of anxiety, apprehension, and cautious anticipation....

What is choice, if not the quiet, unseen force that shapes the destiny of men, nations, and generations yet unborn? It appears simple—merely the ability...

What a generation indeed. Not because it lacks brilliance, energy, or potential—but because it seems to be moving at a speed that has outpaced...

What a time to be alive—when the air feels heavy not just with dust, but with despair. A time when uncertainty is no longer...

When Kamoru Ogunlana stepped into office as the administrative helmsman of the National Assembly of Nigeria, he was not merely assuming a position—he was...

Nigeria’s quest for sustainable development has long been tied to one undeniable reality: the immense wealth of the Niger Delta. Beneath its soil lies...