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Justice Peter Odo Lifu Nigerian politics has a curious relationship with the law. Politicians routinely ignore it until they need it. Courts routinely interpret it until they are accused of rewriting it. And regulators routinely exercise powers until someone asks where exactly those powers came from. The recent decision of Justice Peter Odo Lifu of …
What is something you wish you could tell your 20-year-old self? It will always come around
The absence of Nigeria’s Super Eagles from the 2026 FIFA World Cup remains a major disappointment for football fans across the country. However, despite Nigeria’s failure to qualify for the tournament in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, several players of Nigerian descent will still grace the global stage representing other nations. England headline the …
There is an old saying that perfectly captures the current state of British political gullibility: "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me." A decade ago, Nigel Farage sold the British public a beautifully wrapped, entirely hollow promise. He insisted that the root of all governance issues, crumbling infrastructure, and economic …
In the theater of Nigerian politics, words are rarely just tools for communication; they are weapons of mass distraction, instruments of alignment, and structural shields. Few contemporary figures understand this dynamic better than Senator Adams Oshiomhole. From his days as a fiery labor leader to his tenure as Edo State Governor, APC National Chairman, and …
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