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Electoral Act: What next for Atiku, Obi, others?

Daily Dispatch March 1, 2026

By Taiwo Adisa (Published by the Sunday Tribune, March 1, 2026). The Nigerian political opposition woke up from what one can call a deep slumber last week when they organized a world press conference to address key provisions of the 2026 Electoral Act, which was signed into law by President

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Tinubu’s Reform Gamble — Overhauling Nigeria or Testing Its Limits?

Daily Dispatch February 28, 2026

By Olumide Bajulaiye If there is one word that increasingly defines the presidency of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, it is disruption. Whether admired or criticized, Tinubu has made it clear he is not interested in incremental governance. His approach signals something far more ambitious — a structural overhaul of Nigeria’s economic and institutional foundations. And as […]

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Why Federal High Court Chief Judge John Terhemba Tsoho must resign

Daily Dispatch February 27, 2026

By Sufuyan Ojeifo The Bench cannot sit in judgement of the law while standing outside it In a nation where the rule of law is ostensibly the bedrock of democracy, the allegations that the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, John Terhemba Tsoho, has operated undeclared bank accounts in blatant violation of the Code […]

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NNPC: Nigerian National Plundering Corporation

Daily Dispatch February 27, 2026

By Tunde Odesola (Published in THE PUNCH, on Friday, February 27, 2026) Bordered to the west, east and north by Benin, Niger, Chad and Cameroon, Prodigal Land sits southwardly on the banks of the Atlantic Ocean, thrashing its dirty feet in saltwater. There are four gigantic dairy farms spread across Prodigal Land. One is in […]

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Forgiveness Is Divine: Senator Akpabio As A Grace Carrier

Daily Dispatch February 27, 2026

By Ken Harries Esq There’s a trend in Nigeria where accusations are louder than the coin box, and everyone scrambles to the high ground of moral outrage. Yet, here comes Senator Godswill Akpabio, the President of the 10th Senate, going against the trend like a devoted monk who has decided that the usual script of […]

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Right of Reply: Misrepresenting the Facts – Why the PENGASSAN NNPCL Branch Statement Creates Confusion, Not Clarity

Daily Dispatch February 26, 2026

By Nick AguleEmail: nick.agule@yahoo.co.ukX: @NickAguleFacebook: Nick Agule, FCA26 February 2026 A public statement attributed to the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN), NNPCL Branch, requires a factual response. The statement is riddled with contradictions, misinterpretations, and outright falsehoods that risk misleading the public.