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Why Seyi Tinubu’s Governorship Bid May Wait Until 2035
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe In Nigerian politics, what is seen is often only a fraction of what is real. Beneath the...
APC Consensus or Imposition? From Saraki to Ogun Drama
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe When a sitting senator is denied entry into a stakeholders’ meeting of his own party, it is...
“She Came on Medical Drip to Campaign”: Makinde’s Tribute to Sunmonu Sparks Lessons on Loyalty in Politics
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe In an era where political alliances are often dictated by convenience rather than conviction, the enduring relationship...
Ogun 2027: Why Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello Looks Inevitable
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe In the complex chessboard of Ogun State politics ahead of the 2027 governorship election, one name appears...
The Turning Point: Surulere’s Call for New Era, New Voice
By Yahya Oluwaseun The political atmosphere in Surulere Constituency 1 has reached a decisive moment. After over a decade of...
Al-Ilori–Onikijipa Dispute: Is Ilorin Avoiding Real Reconciliation?
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe In Islam, reconciliation is not merely encouraged—it is commanded. The Qur’an repeatedly emphasizes peace, forgiveness, and unity...
Is Nigeria Becoming a One-Party Democracy?
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe Nigeria’s democracy is witnessing an unusual political migration — one that is fast redefining the country’s multiparty...
Ramadan in Hard Times: Faith, Hunger and Hope in Nigeria
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe As Muslims across Nigeria begin the holy month of Ramadan, the familiar call to fasting, prayer and...
Opinion: What Trump’s Praise of Remi Tinubu Really Signals
Donald Trump and Oluremi Tinubu By Ibrahim Kegbegbe When U.S. President Donald Trump publicly acknowledged Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi...
Is the Grammys Playing It Safe With Africa?
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe As the 2026 Grammy Awards unfold tonight, Sunday, February 1, global attention will once again drift toward...