by Oluwole Onemola In a series of recent events, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration has displayed a propensity for quick decision-making. However, these swift actions have raised questions and concerns about the administration's approach and its long-term implications. First, the abrupt announcement of removal of the fuel subsidy, which was subsequently revealed to have been…
On July 26, military rebels in Niger announced the removal of President Mohamed Bazoum, closure of national borders, introduction of a curfew and suspension of the constitution, as well as a ban on political parties
By Oluwole Onemola Growing up, sitting at the table with multiple diplomats was always an intriguing experience. Their debates on foreign policy issues forced me to learn about international relations and hear analyses I never thought I would need. Now, many years later, I always analyze international actions through a Nigerian national interest perspective …
By Oluwole Onemola As I moved around Abuja this week, I thought about an ancient account that I once read of a religious teacher and his encounter with a Bedouin man a nomadic Arab tribesman from the harsh lands of the Arabian Peninsula. At this fateful meeting, it is said that the religious teacher…
By Oluwole Onemola Nigeria's political landscape has seen its fair share of challenges and triumphs throughout its history. The Second Republic from 1979 to 1983 stands as a significant period, marked by a delicate balance of power and the need for collaboration. It was a time when we had 19 states, as opposed to the…