Opinion

Mister Abubakar Malami is the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice for unfortunate Nigeria. He is a 54-year old Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and up until 2015, when he got appointed into the President Muhammadu Buhari’s neoptistsic cabinet, not much was known or heard of the Birnin-Kebbi born lawyer. He is a graduate of Usman Dan Fodiyo University, and later went to University of Maiduguri for a Masters degree in Public Administration. Many believe he is one of the top beneficiaries of the Buhari’s maladministration as he was not a visible member of the Pre-2015 Buhari …

One of the biggest clogs in the wheels of enterprising Nigerians is the seemingly deficient Corporate Affairs Commission. According to the World Bank, Nigeria is presently ranked 131st out of 190 countries in ease of doing business and for all the potentials inherent in the country, it is really pathetic to think about.

Popularly regarded as ‘CAC’, the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission has become a nightmare under the inept All Progressives Congress ‘Gang of Looters,’ which they deceitfully and megalomaniacal, call or believe to be a Government. Registration of business names and getting certificates of incorporation in due time have …

It is no longer news that Nigeria’s Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo has been stripped of virtually every constitutional duty of a Vice-President and even his peripheral responsibilities. In fact, he has now been consigned to the desk of irrelevance. Over the last six years, Osinbajo has been reduced to a mere errand boy by the cabal that calls the shots in Nigeria; his ‘quota system,’ professorship notwithstanding.

In 2014, when the All Progressive Congress (APC) an offshoot of the merger between the Congress for Progressives Change, the Action Congress of Nigeria, and a few other mushroom parties were shopping …

One of the easiest Psycho-Cultural attributes to discover about the Fulani oligarchy that currently runs Nigeria is her unforgiving disposition. For Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodinma; his actions have clearly shown that he is either stuck on Delusion or outrightly ignorant to believe that after his dirty involvement in bribery, issuance of dud cheques, diversion of funds, and other sundry embarrassing illegalities, playing into the good books of the Fulani would save him when the days get dark.

Uzodinma has always been a crook from birth; His love for crooked dealings and shortcuts has left everything he is or …

Since her inception into mainstream Nigerian politics, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has shown herself to be the worst political parties in Nigeria with members who are known for lackadaisical leadership, callousness, sycophancy, nepotism, organised embezzlement and pilfering of public funds meant for other uses. A major straw that broke the People’s Democratic Party’s 16-year rule in Nigeria was pervasive corruption. Nigerians voiced their frustrations by voting in the All Progressive Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, during the 2015 general election and this  was one of the worst mistakes that Nigerians made and till today, they are still regretting …

No country where sane people are found deserves the trio of Femi Adesina, Garba Shehu, and Lai Mohammed. For a crisis-ridden country like Nigeria, it is even worse; their notoriety for lies, fake news, and serial misrepresentation of facts have seen them destroy whatever is left of the inept APC administration in which they serve, as media aides, they have been nothing but media ‘AIDS’ to the President.

The President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari won the historic 2015 presidential election defeating an incumbent in a well-coordinated and well-funded propaganda-filled campaign. Back then, his message of ‘Change’ was drilled into the …

Today’s Nigeria is fast becoming a theatre of war. Government apathy and insensitivity to people’s feelings have heightened public anger. Failure to strengthen national security has emboldened criminal groups to set up their own fiefdom in which they rule as they desire; in recent times, not a day, sometimes even an hour, goes by without reports of a deadly attack, kidnapping, or killing. These ills have left Nigerians wondering if there is still a government in control of the country, the situation is now rife and the president has been barely visible, this partition has fueled the impression of a …

Two weeks ago, many critical observers were shocked when Governor Hope Uzodinma came out to read the riot act to his appointees where he assured them that ‘looting’ would attract consequences in his administration; the irony of his determination to rid the State of graft was just too amusing knowing fully well that the Omuna born former Member of the House of National Assembly is the epitome of the rot itself; the exact reflection of what is entirely wrong with Nigeria. To be more succinct, if anyone should be credited with anti-graft comments, Uzodinma should never be considered.

Given Uzodinma’s …

The Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN) is in the news again for terrible reasons. In his usual characteristic manner of supporting, orchestrating substandard, and unethical norms in the country; the Attorney General spoke against the new decision by Southern Governors to ban open grazing in their region in very brash, unprofessional tones riddled with nepotic sentiments disallowed for a man in his crucial position on the state of affairs in the country.

It can be recalled that the southern governors resolved to ban open grazing and the movement of cattle by foot, …

Nigeria used to be one of the best economic heavyweights of West Africa but now, she faces huge, and devastating economic challenges. Approximately two-thirds of her people live in poverty, her economy suffers from low productivity, an uneven climate for trade, and investment. Until recently, oil-rich Nigeria has not been a good place to make products or grow crops because she didn’t have to be—the country simply imported what she needed. But times are changing for Africa’s most populous Nation-State.

Around June 2018, Nigeria overtook India, a country with seven times her population, at the bottom of the table. …