AfricanOrbit News
Category: African
Buhari’ Kleptocracy , Kakistocracy , Religious Bigotry and Nepotistic looting – Abiodun Egunjobi
In their various offices, they are thieving and stealing the nation’s hopes, its spirit, and its belief in other Nigerians. They are stealing the pride of the hard-working, honest and tax-paying citizens. Worst of all, they are stealing the country’s hope and belief in democracy and the future of our children and of our country. It is time for them to go somewhere and not be heard from again; Buhari will end up in jail like Bashir of Sudan. Buhari has stolen the hopes of the youths in the country. Buhari has a reservation in the pits of hell.
Buhari’s Christophobia is exacerbating his Igbophobia and Yorubaphobia – Abiodun Egunjobi
The government of a country is the government of its king without question. If the king is a Muslim,
Which Way, Ibadan Southwest LG Constituency 1? by Oyetunji Olunloyo
The fate of the APC primary election in Ibadan Southwest Constituency 1 is still hanging in the air. The
Liberia, Corruption and the Consequences of Impunity by Ansu O. Dualu
The night is humid and pitch dark. Malaria-carrying mosquitoes are buzzing as if a call to formation. Birthing mothers
Presidential Immunity: Who Are Those Immune and Who Are Not? By Frederick A.B. Jayweh, Esq.
Recently amongst Western and African leaders in political and legal circles, presidential immunity or absolute protection of a sitting
Kola Balogun , the ‘agbebo adiye’ of the Oyo South APC
The choice of Ibadan land as the political headquarters of the Yoruba politics was earned through the pragmatisms of
Liberia: “The Time of the People Has Arrived” By Elder Siahyonkron J. K. Nyanseor, Sr.
Hampton, Georgia May 16, 2022 For over 45 years, I got reunited with a Patriot and Comrade of
An Exemplary Life of “The Man on Loan from God, Bishop Dr. William BGK Harris”: A Memorial Tribute to the Great Iroko Tree! By Elder Siahyonkron J. K. Nyanseor, Sr.
Hampton, Georgia April 30, 2022 “A tree has fallen! A tree has fallen! A young man said to
An Appeal to Liberian Common Sense by Ansu O. Dualu
“What an old man can see sitting down, a boy cannot imagine even if he climbs to the top
Taking the ‘Tabata’ Wilmot Kunney Back to School to Learn the History and the Struggle of the African People by Elder Siahyonkron Jglay Kpa-kay Nyanseor, Sr.
Honorable Wilmot Kunney accused me of talking and writing ‘Tabata’ but most of the people who responded to