Each call from a journalist to discuss the ‘crisis’ in the Labour Party makes me feel the crisis of the elite in Nigeria is so advanced people are unable to recognize the difference

Two years ago the word did not exist and even the most fertile imagination could not conjure the movement it gave form. But patriots were at their wits end. The economy was hiccuping,

Obidients as patriots: Now that we know that to grab power is not to be able to govern, the political education of Nigeria is rising. We owe you the Obidients and your movement

The question I most frequently ask of myself is Why are you here. To imagine the number of answers I have offered would be to strain the imagination.In struggling to summarize my responses

It has been a season of sad news. During this holiday season just past I lost as many as eight close friends and associates. Among them were two remarkable gentlemen I chatted with

Happy New Year. What’s happy about the New year? Many are stepping into it with fear. Fear of economic hardship. Fear of insecurity as scores are massacred in cold blood in parts of

Most Nigerians think their country is not working. They may frame it differently but they are frustrated with the Nigeria project. The three prisms through which they view the shared frustration include a

I had looked forward to Chief Chris Ogunbanjo’s centenary birthday with relish. And history had much to do with that. I was so privileged, in 1983 to represent the then Vice-President Dr. Alex

it just seems like a National emergency everywhere you look. The despondency seems matched only by the desperate sense of helplessness. The curiosity about this pall of disquiet led me to put my

Slavery is not an option. This is a freedom manifesto for the captured people of Nigeria offered in autobiographical form… I invoke the Spirit of Mahatma Ghandi, Martin Luther King Jnr, and Nelson