democracy

When Power Threatens: David Umahi and A Dangerous Language for Democracy By Jerry Adesewo There are moments in a nation’s democratic life when words matter more than actions—because…

Tinubu’s Slip in Turkey: From Stumble to Symbol of Democratic Strength By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola A Punchy Lede Tinubu’s slip in Turkey was no accident of fate; it…

The Dark Side of Failing the Citizens and the Paradoxical Thriving of Undemocratic Politicians in Democracy By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Democracy is often celebrated as the most…

Curbing Coups in African Democracy in the Digital Age By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola The failed coup attempt in Benin is not simply a national incident; it is a continental warning.…

Africa’s Coup Surge — and Nigeria’s Moment of Responsibility By Jerry Adesewo Across West and Central Africa, the drumbeats of military takeovers have become alarmingly familiar. From…

Tinubu Rejects Military Coup in Guinea-Bissau, Vows to Help Restore Democracy

PDP Chairman Urges Trump to Intervene as Nigeria’s Democracy Faces “Crisis”

Beyond Abuja: Why States Must Stop Hiding Behind Over-Centralisation Jerry Adesewo I stumbled on a WhatsApp post by Ayo Akinfe that has since gone viral, where he laid out ten bold…

Nigeria at the Crossroads: Democracy, Deception, and the Call for Discernment By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola As Nigeria embarks on a new phase of its democratic journey, the nation finds…

“Let History Be the Judge”: Ojudu Pens Scathing Open Letter to Oyegun Over ADC Defection Jerry Adesewo Abuja, July 7, 2025 – Former presidential aide and journalist Babafemi…