Tag: Politics
Here’s the full #YNaijaPowerList2018
Genevieve Nnaji, Chris Ogunlowo, Maraji, Tony Nwulu, Falana have been unveiled as some of the most influential personalities in the ...
Tony Nwulu, Eunice Atuejide, Adebo Ogundoyin… see the #YNaijaPowerList2018 for Politics
For the seventh consecutive year, YNaija brings you its annual ranking of the most powerful young persons under the age ...
Banky W emerges House of Reps. candidate in Lagos
Popular musician and actor, Olubankole Wellington will run for the position of House of Representatives in the 2019 presidential election. ...
The importance of tackling poverty from the grassroots through human capacity development and empowerment
In June 2018, the Brookings institution, an American think-tank research group, published data from the World Poverty Clock which showed ...
2019: How political parties “killed” Not too Young to run law
When President Muhammadu Buhari signed the Not too Young to Run bill into law in May 2018. One of the ...
Emeka Anyaoku: Nigeria would be lucky to have Kingsley Moghalu as President
Emeka Anyaoku, the former Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, has stated that the country would be lucky to have Kingsley Moghalu, ...
Davido’s new interest in politics and the optics of political influence
The just concluded elections in Osun state cannot be the standard to expect in 2019. By many observers’ accounts, it ...
To avoid #OBOGate Adeosun style, Davido resumes NYSC
Popular Nigerian music artiste David ‘Davido’ Adeleke has begun the mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). In a post on ...
APC’s reaction to the seizure of an illegal arms shipment is childish and unpatriotic
Apart from its “anti-corruption war”, another “war” this government is fighting is that of hate speech and fake news. But ...
[#YNaijaEssays] The good, the bad and the ugly: What the Nigerian elections really cost
There are few events that can come to define a nation’s identity quite like how it approaches elections. This is ...
BREAKING: Buhari finally responds to predicted defections
President Muhammadu Buhari says he wishes all those who defected from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to other political ...
#YNaijaEssays: Music is always political and protest music especially so
Falz’s This Is Nigeria seems to have become the de-facto counterpoint to Childish Gambino’s genre-bending self-examination as a black musician ...
Like Jonathan, Buhari does not deserve re-election
The nation woke up on Sunday to the horrific news of bloodbath in about 6 villages of Plateau, across 3 ...
Buhari and the Blessings of June 12
Everyone was taken by surprise. Even the President before this time had probably not given it a thought, and if ...
[The Injustice Blog] Plateau Killings: President Buhari should stop blame game and own up to his Failure
Saturday June 23, 2018 was the National Convention of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The convention which produced former ...
Omo Agege just reminded your senators that nobody is safe in Nigeria, not even them
The madness that started in Rivers made its way to Edo, had a stop over in Ekiti and finally made ...
#YNaijaEssays: The intrigue, drama and politics of #BBNaija (READ)
As we are down to the last week of Big Brother Nigeria’s third season that has been trailed with controversy ...
What happened to the one-term president Buhari? Listen to the symphony of sycophancy
Last week Friday, Abdullahi Ganduje, the Governor of Kano state, said the following: “I’m happy that it’s not Mr President ...
Is Shittu’s ‘attack’ on Sowore part of the gimmicks old politicians like to play?
There should be more unstructured interviews between serving public officials and Nigerian citizens. For many good reasons, the exchange between ...
#YNaijaEssays: Where are the women in Nigerian politics?
There is no easy way to say this, the reality of present-day Nigeria is this; there are only a handful ...
“Yes, I helped rig elections” “Nigerians should fight for themselves” | Read the top 10 quotes from last week
It’s the second quarter of 2018! A holiday weekend is an occasion for relaxation and brief refreshment before hitting another ...
[The Church Blog] Politicians should stop dragging God into their personal ambition and the many questions for Pastor Tunde Bakare
The 1st day of January every year always presents a once-in-a-year opportunity for some Nigerian Pastors to boost their public ...
From journalist to presidential candidate, Sowore plans to correct Buhari’s mistakes #Sowore2019
In May 2010, while many Nigerians were receiving conflicting reports on the state of then-president Umaru Musa Yar’adua, one man ...
[The Injustice Blog] Dear Yusuf Buhari, that billboard is not from Nigerian children
“Highly reclusive”, “abhors publicity” are some of the phrases that have been used to describe Yusuf Buhari. Seemingly averse to ...
Kingsley Moghalu’s big vision should arouse a curious inquest into his capacity
In a little over 2000 words, Mr Kingsley Moghalu laid out what he believes would be the key to a ...
How long will the patch hold? 4 talking points from the APC’s NEC meeting
The All Progressives Congress held its 5th National Executive Council Meeting on Tuesday at the party’s secretariat in Abuja. President ...
Bashing Transparency International is terrible for local research – here is why
“Transparency International is no longer transparent,” says Lauretta Onochie, a personal assistant to the Nigerian President Muhammdu Buhari, just because ...
Strong Institutions, not restructuring, is the solution to Nigeria’s leadership problems
The restructuring of Nigeria’s institutions has been the staple of conversations across the country for quite some time now, in ...
[The Church Blog] The Christian Association of Nigeria didn’t address the tithing issue and we should be bothered
Now that the tension on the tithing issue has subsided, this is the perfect time to bring this up. By ...
Nigerian youth undergo masterclass sessions at The Nigerian Senate
An Advocacy group ‘The Public Senate’ recently gave Nigerian lawmakers the opportunity to sit with the people most affected by ...