Tag: PhD
Curious happenings in Akpabio’s Senate, By Taiwo Adisa, PhD
(Published by the Sunday Tribune, April 26, 2026)
In my article on this page on March 29, 2026, I featured the question of perceived selective...
It is time to return to a two-party system, By Taiwo...
(Published by the Sunday Tribune, April 19, 2026)
The Cicero of Esa Oke, the late Chief Bola Ige, perfectly captured the political setup under the...
Tinubu’s financialism and some missing links, By Taiwo Adisa, PhD
(Published by the Sunday Tribune, April 12, 2026)
In an article published by the Nigerian Tribune on Wednesday, April 8, an admirer of President Bola...
Borrowed billions, buried Brigadiers: The fiscal and physical collapse of the...
The cold, hard reality of Nigeria’s current security status can no longer be masked by the choreographed grief of State House press releases.
The brutal...
Still on the Next Anambra Election, By Ikechukwu Ambrose, PhD
It may appear premature to speak with any seriousness about the next governorship election in Anambra State. The calendar suggests distance. The atmosphere, at...
Amupitan: What history? By Taiwo Adisa, PhD
(Published by the Sunday Tribune, April 5, 2026)
Parents of the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) did a good job when they...
The Silence of the Sepulchre: Nigeria’s descent into state-sponsored anarchy, By...
NIGERIA is no longer a nation in distress; it is a state at its dead end. The recent blood-curdling terrorist attacks in Jos, Plateau...
Akpabio, Abaribe, selective justice, and the dual-party registration bill, By Taiwo...
(Published by the Sunday Tribune, March 29, 2026)
Something happened on the floor of the Senate on March 13, 2026, which, until today, leaves a...
APC’s 2026 National Convention: A Defining Moment Ahead of 2027, By...
As the All Progressives Congress (APC) gathers in Abuja for its 2026 National Convention, the event comes at a significant moment in Nigeria’s democratic...
So fast but true: Race to succeed Soludo as Anambra Governor...
Barely days after Charles Soludo settled into his second term following a commanding electoral victory in 2025, the quiet but unmistakable stirrings of succession...
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