*Good morning sir, we would like to get your views on sundry political issues and particularly the 2023 general elections. What does it portend for Kwara in particularly and Nigeria…
Misplaced priority, misinformation, propaganda, hallmark of Otoge crusaders in Kwara
By Olushola Aderionla It is quite ironic that the likes of Gbenga Awoyale would be talking about an administration that only benefits itself and cronies because that is exactly what…
‘Otoge’: The Most Unfortunate Setback In Kwara South
By Faruq Atofarati It’s more than 3 years already, retribution focuses on Kwara South’s wrong, and the wry rigour of the constituency remains the bane of development. The unrepentant hate…
Kwara North 2023 and the fear of the inferior emperor
By Abubakar Saadu It is no more news that the Kwara PDP has zoned its gubernatorial ticket to Kwara North ahead of the 2023 general elections, a move that has…
Senator Rafiu Adebayo Ibrahim: A Political Colossus of Inestimable Value.
by Tijani Olaegbe When, on Sunday, 9th January 2022, Senator Rafiu Adebayo Ibrahim, in company of his loyalists, admirers, associates and well wishers, set out to pay homage to HRM…
Kwara under Abdulrazaq; when everything fails, attack Saraki
**a concern on how attack dogs fail as Press Secretaries By David Titiloye Different psychologists in time past have conducted studies asserting that adapting to change is a major challenge…
Kwara: Tanke Flyover As Another Symbol Of Banality
By Seun Awogbenle In Downton Abbey – a 2010 British historical, television drama series, which recount the British aristocratic system before and after the World War I, one of its…
Kwara : Time running out on Gov Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq
By Wahab Oba Something is in the offing for the Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq (GAA) day dreaming league in Kwara state. They have started to feel the heat; the heat of…
Re: “A Note on the Kwara Journey”: AbdulRazaq govt struggles to save face with Saraki
By Abdulganiyu Abdulqadir I like to share at the moment, the words of Ernest Benn, who saw Politics as the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it…
IYIOLA AKOGUN: THE CURSE OF OBSESSION AND DISEASE OF NOT KNOWING WHEN TO STOP
By David Titiloye Dear Barrister Akogun Iyiola Oyedepo, Let me begin with all due apology that your initial piece had all indications of cognitive dissonance, sanctimony, dramatization, and consequently, it…