by Abraham Ogbodo The crowd currently building around President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, is not unusual. His victory wasn’t a fluke ...
by Prosper Ahworegba The seed for Jonathan’s failure was sown in 2011 when the opposition wore him the tags ...
by Tayo Ogunbiyi One vital lesson to be learnt from the loss of President Jonathan at the poll is the ...
by Linda Thomas-Greenfield Despite some technical glitches, it is clear that technology and use of social media — INEC’s online ...
by Adisa Adeleye …in the midst of jubilation and gyration of party faithfuls in multi coloured dresses and the sorrowful ...
by Abdulrahman Abba “Social media are a catalyst for the advancement of everyone’s rights. It’s where we’re reminded that ...
by Eze Onyekpere As we celebrate the successful conclusion of the presidential poll and the emergence of a President-elect in ...
It`s so important to say that this victory is not just for General Buhari and Professor Osinbajo alone, nor ...
by Niran Adedokun Those who accuse the Igbo of not voting right in the last elections advocate a collaboration ...
by Kayode Komolafe The costs of the elections are not anymore limited to time, energy and money. Now, the costs ...
by Inibehe Effiong Prof. Jega should rise above any primordial consideration and defend the integrity of INEC and the electoral ...
by Jude ‘Feranmi “Defeat may serve as well as Victory, to shake the soul and let the glory out” – ...
by Tunde Fagbenle Let no one be deceived that the probable horrendous cataclysm that has just been averted in Nigeria ...
by Simon Kolawole But Jonathan does not have to be ashamed of anything. He does not need to go back ...
by Muhammad Malumfashi In summary his 5 years would be remembered as one of the worst in the history of ...
by Abubakar Evuti It is true that many African leaders cling to power long after their mandates expires. And it ...
by Adams Abonu It was long in coming. The distance of the walk, the hindered pace and the hitherto ...
by Onyeka Ibeanusi I belong to the class of seemingly faceless Nigerians in the majority, who have always dreamed of ...
by Adeleke Omotayo We might be miles behind crawling compared with West Europe & North America but certainly, Nigeria is ...
by Ralph Egbu Given the level of our social and economic development, some interventions from notable quarters can sometimes be ...
by Abdulrahman Leme Life as a Nigerian was promising, I was raised in a multi-cultural neighbourhood where respect for one ...
by Anike Jacobs The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has responded to the recent outburst of Elder Godsday Orubebe, its agent ...
by Anike Jacobs Lagos state governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola, sat glued to his TV set as Resident Electoral Commissioner ...
by Abdulmumin Ajia, Ola Adeola Both of the two major gladiators in this contest would most probably meet the constitutional ...
by Ogundana Michael …comparing this election to previous elections that had been conducted in the country since the beginning ...
by Anike Jacobs PDP reps candidate, Dr. Chukwuemeka Ujam, for Nkanu East/West Fed. House of Reps under PDP was allegedly ...
by Tolu Ogunlesi …democracy is a “skill” that can only be mastered through constant practice. There’s still plenty for ...
by Odusote Oluwakayode Our experience so far has shown that some citizens are more reluctant to experience the doubt, anxiety, ...
by Peregrino Brimah Nigeria is about to experience a new day where our oil yield, 100%$ of it is for ...
by Chinwe Okafor These set fall in numbers. Because it is either you weren’t able to get your PVC [a ...