Sacrifice Without Returns:
By Editorial Desk The ongoing structural recalibration of the Nigerian political economy presents a stark study in the tensions between macroeconomic stabilization and microeconomic survival. Moving past initial post-election rhetoric, policy implementation has generated widespread civic friction, re-aligning opposition discourse around core questions of governance, fiscal management, and human capital preservation. At the center of […]
Nigeria Must Not Mistake Victory for Progress
by Yerima Forfor Nigeria is once again entering a familiar election season. Posters are going up, slogans are growing louder, and alliances are being formed behind closed doors. But beneath the noise lies a more important question: what is the value of winning power if the nation is left weaker, more divided, and less secure than […]
Osun Was a Warning: The North’s Political Arrogance Is About to Cost Us Everything
The people of Osun State did more than re-elect a governor last weekend—they sent a shockwave through the entire political establishment. And if the Northern elite were paying attention, they would have felt the tremor right in their gut. For weeks, the critics were loud and certain. They called the governor an entertainer. They […]