By Engr Shakbab Enough is enough. It is time to call a spade a spade. What is happening in Osun State is not politics; it is criminality, sponsored from the top, and it is strangling democracy in broad daylight. Let the whole world see this: for nearly a year, local government secretariats in Osun have…
By James Bamgbose In every functioning democracy, power comes with a timer. It starts ticking the day an oath is taken, and it stops the day the law says it must. That timer is not symbolic, it is the foundation of electoral legitimacy. Nigeria’s Constitution understands this clearly. It draws firm lines around how long…
By Isiaka Wakeel When the Osun State Government rolled out the Iwo township road dualisation project, it was seen as the first rainfall after a long drought, and welcomed by residents as a long-awaited intervention expected to ease traffic congestion, unlock economic opportunities and breathe modern life into one of the state’s most important urban…
