In moments of political transition, societies are often confronted with a critical choice: whether to be persuaded by projections of what could be, or to be guided by evidence of what has already been done. The distinction is not trivial. It is the
Farooq Kperogi’s column sounds forceful on the surface, but it rests more on speculation, selective history, and emotional framing than verifiable political reality in Kwara State. The Professor’s line of argument is in real terms misleading the very people he claims to defend.
As judgment is delivered today in matters concerning the African Democratic Congress (ADC), a heavy shadow looms over the credibility of Nigeria’s democratic process. Credible reports suggest that judges are being subjected to intense pressure from forces aligned with the ruling All Progressives
Public service is best judged by visible results, and Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi has demonstrated this through his role as a member of the Board of Trustees (BOT) of TETFund where he represents North Central. His efforts reflect purposeful leadership, strategic advocacy, and a
For the sake of the non-Yoruba speakers, ‘bo le mbe’ loosely means ‘come off it’. It is a language of the street to dismiss false or exaggerated claims. Other street boys will say ‘e kayi nah’ It is the same thing. Different reviews
History is often kind to men who serve quietly, long before titles, elections, or public offices find them. These are men whose names are spoken with respect not because of the power they wield, but because of the lives they have touched, Engr.
Beyond Political rhetoric, electoral data from the last three general election cycles (2015 – 2023) has reinforced a growing consensus within political and social circles across Kwara State and beyond: the All Progressives Congress (APC) stands its best chance of securing a decisive
A pivotal moment in history comes to my mind as I reflect on Shakespearian Mark Antony, a master class in rhetoric, wherein he charged the crowd: ‘Are you now moved, ye stones, to be so rude to Caesar’s body? Ye are not wood,
As the 2027 gubernatorial election gradually comes into focus in Kwara State, it becomes increasingly imperative for citizens, stakeholders, and party faithful to rise above routine political sentiments and engage in a deeper, more consequential reflection about the future of the state. Elections
As political calculations intensify ahead of the 2027 governorship election in Kwara State, the debate over zoning within the All Progressives Congress (APC) has taken center stage. Among the competing arguments, one position stands out for both its logic and its grounding in
