Opinions

From Palace to Politics: Fulani Emirs Gang Up Against Tinubu – Francis Ojo

  “No President initiated the importation of violence into the South and middle belt and indeed into the North West until President Muhammad Buhari and his cohorts like Governor El Rufai approached and encouraged the nomads of the Sahel to settle forests bringing cows and AK47. The Bandit and herder insecurity accompanied with violence, kidnapping was a Northern leadership initiative ...

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A clarion call to President Tinubu: “Nigerians are starving” – Professor Toyin Falola

  “A recent report by the National Bureau of Statistics puts the inflation rate on food and consumables at 33%, but I am still convinced that the rates could have been underestimated. Several factors and reports have pointed to these unfortunate developments in the previous years. In October 2023, the Food and Agricultural Organisation predicted that about 5 million Nigerians ...

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Toyin Falola and the art of intellectual provocation – By Serges Kamga

   “Pertaining to his suggestions to tap into epistemic knowledge in Ifa, the Pentecostals pounced on them, just as the missionaries of the nineteenth century ruthlessly attacked Yoruba religion as “paganism.” In not understanding what Falola is suggesting, they confused epistemology with practice. Epistemologies are how we know how other people think and then convert that knowledge into philosophies. Falola ...

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In Support of Regulation of Social Media Platforms – Mallam Abdulkarim M. Abdullahi

  This is my take: there’s no alternative than taming the Nigerian social media platforms and their sponsors in Nigeria because they are the most irresponsible advocates of ethno-religious vendetta and divisive dichotomy with their unrepentant and aggressively sensational brand of yellow journalism that glamourizes prejudices and promotes unmatched and contagiously hateful hypocrisy that could be compared with that of ...

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Nasarawa Politics: Understanding the enemies within – Abdulkarim Muhammad Abdullahi

  But while the Governor is set on continuing with his vision and agenda of development, it is imperative for him to also know and identity those intentionally disposed and genuinely unchangeable and in tandem with him to avoid falling into other concealed potholes or some other dangerous political booby traps, mischievously interwoven within the new political matrix. PEGASUS REPORTERS, ...

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Culture: Queer World & LGBTQ Invasion of African Societies – Barrister Afie Obarakpor

  “Just last Saturday, I attended a marriage ceremony with my wife. During the course of the marriage, my wife introduced a “lady” to me as one of her former students who used to help bring the class materials to our home. Dayo by name, had completely transformed into a lady by her appearance, dress code and speech. I used ...

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Time Ticks for Nigeria’s Ruling Elite: An Angry Nigerian writes! – ‘Suyi Ayodele

  “Things are bad. No! Things are at their worst ebb. The middle class is eliminated, completely. What we have now are two contrasting stratifications of the super-rich, and super- poor. Poverty is shared in equal proportions. Those who have no reasons to beg are now corporate beggars. We are all engaged in ‘fine bara’. I am not exempted.” PEGASUS ...

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