Hidden within media blind spots are the world’s best kept secrets…Ena E. Orugbo
After the overthrow of Colonel Moammar Gadhafi, an ebullient Hilary Clinton sang on national television; “we came, we saw, he died”. She never knew Christopher Stevens, U.S. Ambassador to Libya would become the next victim of the blood thirsty mob. In Lagos, the pride of lions have roared; Ambode is snobbish. A second term for the technocrat from Epe is shaky even though precedence presupposes continuity. This seems like a script from Robert Greene’s 48 Laws of Power. Law 11, “learn to keep people dependent on you”. Is man indispensable? No. It is therefore genius to settle for a higher calling, the unwritten laws of power.
Beyond Tinubu
The lion of Bourdillion has bestrode the length and breadth of the Nigerian political space like a colossus. He is loved and hated by many but ignore his…
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