The long awaited 2019 general elections are just around the corner; and the Presidential and National Assembly elections are just barely six weeks ahead. As the dates for the elections rapidly approach, election campaigning by the candidates and their parties,…
The ruling class and the challenge of governance – Jaye Gaskia
As we approach the decisive moment of the 2019 general elections, a number of issues are emerging, re-emerging, and or are being reinforced. Ordinarily these issues should play very significant roles in shaping the electoral campaigns, and ultimately the outcome…
Political vagrants and vagabonds: Defections, decamping, and the march towards 2019 -Jaye Gaskia
This piece is intended to be the first instalment in a series that will be looking at how we might address issues plaquing our country, using the context of the looming 2019 general elections, as canvass to begin to set…
Agriculture, industry, the economy and dysfunctional governance: Setting agenda for national rebirth -Jaye Gaskia
This piece is the second in the series of agenda setting articles on the issues confronting our nation, and that we shall need to address in order to achieve National Rebirth and Social Transformation; that is in order to achieve…
A new Nigeria cannot be built on the foundation of falsehood and deception -Jaye Gaskia
On Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th August 2018, some presidential aspirants met at Chelsea Hotel, Central Area in Abuja to choose from among themselves what they referred to as a consensus aspirant. They met under the banner of Presidential Aspirants…
The ruling class, APC, CUPP and the road from 2015 to 2019 and beyond -Jaye Gaskia
For days now, I have been ruminating on what can be the appropriate title for the issues I want to address in this write up. I do not think I have been very successful in finding one, as the insertion…
