What Wike, Fubara, and the lawmakers have done, collectively and individually, is to tell Nigerians that the President can speak, but they will decide whether his...
The message is simple: Rivers’ development cannot wait for political egos to reconcile. Every day spent in this stalemate is a day lost for roads that...
What Rivers State – and Nigeria – desperately need is not new godfathers, new bargains, or new scandals. They need leaders with spines. They need politics...
Nigeria today is tense enough without leaders adding gasoline to every disagreement. The country is fatigued by conflict politics. There is a growing hunger for statesmanship,...
The Fubara impeachment saga is not just a Rivers story. It reflects a broader national problem: the weakness of institutions in the face of personal power....
In the end, Wike’s predicament is a cautionary tale: political rascality and recklessness do not pay. They only delay the moment when a man with immense...
What intrigues me, therefore, is not whether Wike will defect or stay, fight or negotiate. Those are surface dramas. The deeper question is how the system...
Given that he spoke these words openly, the police should at least invite him for conversation. Not to intimidate him, but to understand intent, prevent misinterpretation,...
The humor is dark, but the meaning is simple. No individual should ever appear larger than the Presidency. Restraint is strength. Discipline is stability. And sometimes...
Leadership involves emotional maturity. When leaders speak impulsively, citizens absorb anxiety. When authority chooses silence in moments requiring firmness, the national psyche becomes unsettled. Healing begins...