Author: Chukwu Godlove

Sir: The theatre of Nigerian democracy increasingly resembles an ancient arena of gladiators rather than a modern hall of governance. As the nation begins the delicate march toward the 2027 general elections, our political landscape remains defined, not by a healthy, intellectual clash of ideas, but by a toxic, zero-sum warfare. From bitter godfather-godson proxy…

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SENIOR Pastor of Victory Life Bible Church International, Apostle Lawrence Achudume, has lamented that Nigeria is losing creative entrepreneurs and resourceful individuals to politics, blaming the country’s corrupt political culture for making public office an attractive route to personal wealth rather than service. Achudume made this observation while delivering a sermon at the thanksgiving service…

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As Americans prepare to vote in congressional elections and South Africans head to the polls in municipal elections, Paula Slier examines how electoral boundaries in the US and coalition deals in South Africa can shape political power, often leaving voters with less influence than they might expect.

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As Nigeria marks 66 years of independence, Jonathan Eze examines the country’s turbulent journey, the changing character of its politics and the difficult choices that will determine whether the promise of independence can finally be translated into prosperity, stability and national confidence.

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