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  1. Whispers Before Battle: Tinubu, Shettima and the Silent Signals of 2027

    Nigeria Whispers Before Battle: Tinubu, Shettima and the Silent Signals of 2027

    In Abuja’s quiet corridors, whispers before battle echo louder than declarations. According to Daily Post Nigeria, Minister Idris denied any rift between President Tinubu and Vice President Shettima. Yet the silence after APC North-East's endorsement — with Shettima’s name missing — has left...
  2. The Theatre of Distraction: A Week in the Life of a Nation Avoiding Itself

    The Theatre of Distraction: A Week in the Life of a Nation Avoiding Itself

    This week revealed Nigeria's persistent patterns: celebrating individual triumph over systemic failure, wealth displays amid widespread poverty, and democracy observed behind closed doors. This week's Signal explores what we choose to see - and what we choose to ignore. What a perfectly...
  3. Brilliant minds choose filters: 5 Observations From Agbakoba's Review of Tinubu's Tenure So Far

    Nigeria Brilliant minds choose filters: 5 Observations From Agbakoba's Review of Tinubu's Tenure So Far

    One of Nigeria's foremost legal minds, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba (SAN), delivers a masterful structural analysis that illuminates governance dysfunction while curiously avoiding the daily realities that crush ordinary Nigerians. Agbakoba's sophisticated argument—that Tinubu's economic reforms are...
  4. Promises exhausted, action planned? President Tinubu's Sallah Message on Reform Progress

    Nigeria Promises exhausted, action planned? President Tinubu's Sallah Message on Reform Progress

    Presidential optimism emerges again in President Bola Tinubu's Eid-el-Kabir message, declaring "the toughest days are behind us" while promising "renewed hope and prosperity." His assurance that reforms are "gaining traction" and "soon, all will feel the benefits" invites reflection on how...
  5. Borrowed time, borrowed future: IMF and Analysts Warn Nigeria Over $26 Billion Debt Plan

    Nigeria Borrowed time, borrowed future: IMF and Analysts Warn Nigeria Over $26 Billion Debt Plan

    Nigeria's debt appetite shows no signs of slowing as President Bola Tinubu requests $21.5 billion in new external borrowing, despite mounting warnings from the International Monetary Fund and financial analysts. Leadership Newspaper reports that, combined with domestic borrowing plans, Nigeria...
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