In 1992, Leon Mugesera, a senior politician in the then Rwanda ruling party, gathered a crowd of supporters at a rally held in the town of...
In the bustling chaos of Lagos, amidst the honks of danfo buses and the haggling of market traders, the soulful strains of “EGWU” pierced through the...
The handling of juvenile protesters by Nigeria’s police prosecutors, led by Federal Government counsel Rimazonte Ezekiel, has revealed a horrifying disregard for children’s rights, calling for...
“A champion is someone who gets up when he can’t.” Jack Dempsey I read a so-called “investigation” by the Sunday Telegraph Newspaper titled “IGP Egbetokun’s tenure extension...
“The aim of justice is to give everyone his due.” – Cicero As I woke up this morning, the first pop-up on my browser was a publication...
The social contract theory posits that individuals surrender certain rights to the state in exchange for protection and security. Yet, Nigeria’s police pension crisis raises a...
In the years leading up to President Bola Tinubu’s administration, daily commuting for workers in Nigeria, particularly from Mowe in Ogun State to Ikeja, Lagos, was...
The Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, displayed the classical inclination of typical public office to scandalously show their loyalty to whoever appointed them to office,...
It is no secret that many of our political leaders across the corridors of power have become maestros in the art of looting public funds. For...
Nigeria—often referred to as the “Giant of Africa”—continues to arouse conflicting emotions of hope and disappointment 64 years after gaining independence. Despite having an abundance of...