The Chronicles of Kenneth Okonkwo: When Oratory Outruns Sensible Politics

Kenneth Okonkwo has never lacked words. From Nollywood fame to political commentary, he speaks with force, confidence and dramatic certainty. But Nigerian politics is not won by grammar alone. It is won by timing, struct

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Selling Atiku to Nigerians May Be Harder Than Anticipated, here's why

Atiku Abubakar is not new to Nigeria’s political stage. In fact, that may now be his biggest problem. He has been vice president, presidential candidate, coalition builder, party mover, opposition figure, and recurring c

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When Activists Enter the Ballot: Obi’s 2027 Movement May Become More Radical Than Expected

Nigeria’s 2027 race may not be shaped only by presidential posters, party slogans, or old political godfathers. Something more interesting is beginning to happen around Peter Obi’s political space: activists are no longe

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Is god-fatherism in Nigerian Politics Dead or Simply Recovering from Stroke?

If you'd asked in 2023, when Peter Obi's "Obidient" wave punched holes through Lagos and the South-East, you'd have been forgiven for writing godfatherism's obituary. Three years on, the patient is back on its feet — lim

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Soldier-Ant Politics: Why Nigeria’s Youth Must Choose Non-Violent Power in 2027

Nigeria’s 2027 election is already carrying familiar warning signs: accusations of rigging, fears of thuggery, rising political rhetoric, distrust in institutions, and a public mood that is both angry and exhausted. INEC

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Randy Peters and Mama P vibing their support for a better Nigeria

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