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✍ �A discourse on Nigeria democracy brewed between I and a colleague at work some weeks back where we discussed on corruption among other things holding Nigeria back. I was not surprised when he said he prefer a military government that abhor indiscipline and can bypass the law of the land to nail corrupt individuals that have formed a parallel government (cabals) and hold the country as ra nsom for their own selfish political and economic aggrandizement to the modern slavery being parkaged as democracy. ✍ �I partially concurred with him because the constitution and rule of law that this corrupt individuals always use as a shield to perpetrate their sinister activities has been turned to a cobweb that can only hold light objects (commonmen) while it breaks the moment it sight heavy objects (cabals). ✍ �Yes! I have written series of articles to criticise Buhari failing administration but have never for once chastise him for undermining the rule of law (even though he has disobe...

The breaking of the death of the Kogi state All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate, Prince Audu Abubakar, was shocking and unbelievable to all. The news throw the great people of Kogi and the Nigeria at large into state of quandary as such incident has never occurred in the history of the nation.    The confusion climaxed when professionals in the bar were divergent in the interpretation of the event (not the constitution as it has no clear provision for this). Some believed that since the deceased has a joint ticket with his running mate, Hon. James Faleke; automatically, Faleke should take up the Audu’s shoe to be flag the party in the supplementary election. A Lagos based lawyer, Festus Keyamo, explained that the legal effect of the APC candidate has been understood in different ways… He contended that Faleke is entitled to the votes cast for Audu because they both had a combine ticket Meanwhile, some believed that the party was the plat...

With sober heart and deep reflection have I sympathize with the horrific attack that claimed over one hundred innocent souls in Paris, the capital of France. It is a pity that the bedeviled terrorist succeeded in their nefarious and malevolent act hiding under the auspice of the decent religion of peace, Islam, purposely to gain the world purview. In same stand with Fani-Kayode in his ‘carnage in Paris and the great paradox’ article publish today that the American and the European associates took wrong strategy in tackling the issue at the initial; however, the world should stand in unison to wrestle this bastardly terror that is increasingly defacing the human race. Solidarity should be shown locally and internationally to condemn the evil act of the jihadist fanatics with all available paraphernalia. This is no time to play politics with issues that concerns human lives, politics should be wade aside and everyone should come on the round table to brainstorm on strategies an...