There is a particular species of Nigerian political theatre that deserves its own taxonomy. It is not corruption, that is too obvious. It is not incompetence, that is too universal. It is something far more exquisite: the solemn, elaborate, and expensive performance of doing something that cannot legally be done, while being surrounded by lawyers …
Which is the best thing to do in your city? Traffic sales by vendors waving between vehicles and shouts. No VAT, no refunds and no fixed prices. It's a bazaar but the traders come to you while you are driving.
What do you do to be involved in the community? Supporting candidates for elections
Chairman INEC Section 83 of Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026 represents one of the most significant statutory interventions in the regulation of political parties since the return to democracy in 1999. Enacted amid growing concerns over pre-election litigation, it builds on the monitoring framework in the 2022 Act while introducing a robust jurisdictional ouster clause. Below, …
At its most basic, government is not an abstract machine, it is a collective expression of the people. Its primary mandate is straightforward: preserve security, maintain peace, and deploy the coercive and coordinating power of the state through law enforcement and public institutions. To do this, it draws resources from the same people it serves, …
Centre for Nigeria Progress 