Presidential monologue – Part 25
Good morning, Mr President. I speak to the issue of the heroes of democracy in Nigeria from the vantage position of being the former General Secretary of the Campaign for Democracy in
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Presidential monologue – Part 24
Good morning, Mr President. This issue I would have loved to talk about is the Democracy dinner hosted by you at the Villa which saw the presence of some of the pro-democracy
Presidential monologue (23)
Good morning, Mr President. Happy Democracy Day! It is a joy for our country to have enjoyed a quarter of a century of democratisation. Some of us still alive from the broad
Presidential monologue – Part 22
Mr President, I bring the matter of local government autonomy to your table again this morning.  It is fundamental, and you must appreciate it to drive the process. You must read this
Presidential monologue – Part 21
Mr President, Happy New Week. I write about the reversion to the country’s old national anthem. I was troubled by your assent to a hurriedly passed bill by the National Assembly in
Presidential monologue (20)
Good morning, Mr President. This morning, I address the local government question in broad terms with the knowledge that many analysts
Presidential monologue – Part 18
Mr. President, let me address you this morning on a very weighty issue that has been in the public domain in recent times.
Presidential monologue (17)
The above is from the play titled, ‘Julius Caesar’ by William Shakespeare. Through the character of Mark Anthony, he predicted a civil war and bloodbath in Italy, following the assassination of Julius
Presidential monologue – Part 15
Mr President, I focus on the Student Loan Act, which you signed into law enthusiastically on April 3, 2024.Â
Presidential monologue – Part 12
Essentially, my thoughts are on the killings of the military officers in the Okuama/Okoloba conflict.
Presidential monologue – Part 12
Essentially, my thoughts are on the killings of the military officers in the Okuama/Okoloba conflict.