IKE ABONYI

“Better late than never” are some other words to console yourself that delay is not denial. That keeps hope alive, as we say in Nigeria.

The reason Nigeria is still in the democratic doldrums is the refusal of politicians and governments to ply the routes already beaten by the advanced

The insanity in the workings of government has never been as glaring as it is in today’s Nigeria. It would be appalling to any discerning

The Senate Minority Leader, Enyinnaya Abaribe, takes the credit for popularizing the word “desideratum” in the political lexicon of the current senate. So, the distinguished

Whichever angle you view the unfolding developments in our polity, every ethnic group in today’s Nigeria (other than the Fulani) is suffering a form of

Many have expected former President Goodluck Jonathan to be forthright and unqualified in reacting to his name being dropped in some quarters as a hopeful

If you agree with the immortal words of the late President, Samora Machel, one of Africa’s greats, try to transpose Nigeria for Mozambique, you will

Besides being elected presidents, President Muhammadu Buhari and the out-going US President Donald Trump have some things in common. Both share poor performance while in