2023: NOW THAT TINUBU WILL RUN....2
By Bola Bolawole
Expectedly, it has been torrents of hails and brimstones since Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu officially declared his intention to contest the presidency in 2023.
Nigerian News Leader
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GOV BUNI TURNING CRISIS INTO OPPORTUNITIES FOR RANCOUR-FREE NATIONAL CONVENTION
By Yusuf Ali
In a 1959 speech, John F. Kennedy famously said: “When written in Chinese, the word ‘crisis’ is composed of two characters—one represents danger and one represents opportunity.” Although today it is widely recognized that this is not the correct interpretation of the Chinese characters, President Kennedy’s wisdom about a crisis yielding unique opportunities may be more important than ever.
WHEN THE PRESIDENT DETERMINES WHO SUCCEEDS HIM
By Jude Eze
In one of his many columns in the back page of New Telegraph, erudite journalist, Ike Abonyi wrote: "it will be safer for Nigerians to lower their expectation from President Buhari's regime. Anything his administration couldn't achieve before 2021, may not be achieved again by it since 2022 will be spent scheming on how to win 2023 general election."
The Olubadan Controversy: LESSONS FOR THE FUTURE
By Bolanle Bolawole
The elders say whatever tree the chimpanzee beats in the forest sounds like a drum. In like manner, whatever the Nigerian politician touches, he ruins.
DIVINE PROVIDENCE, NOT HAPPENSTANCE, BECKONS ON ANYIM
By Benard Akoma
One clear message from religious preachers, which makes convincing reasoning even among unbelievers, is that God created every being for a purpose. The pastor of the church where I worship puts it this way: "if the carpenter makes that chair for a purpose, just for you to sit and relax, is there still any doubt that himself, the carpenter, was equally created for a purpose by God?" Pigeonholing the man, Anyim Pius Anyim, bearing in mind his life trajectory, into the carpenter position, obviously leaves no one in doubt, that the purpose for his own creation is already very visible to every discerning mind. That purpose for his creation was even made manifest very early in his life.
Sly:WHY WE CAN'T WALK AWAY FROM THIS CRIME SCENE
By Azu Ishiekwene
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, would like to close the case of the suspicious death of Sylvester Omoroni Jr., and simply move on to something else. He’s surprised there's pushback and can’t understand why.
