The Timeless Tactician: A Tribute to Mr Dele Alake, the Architect of Victory

In Nigerian politics, few figures are as instrumental and enduring as Mr Dele Alake, the mastermind behind the awe-inspiring victory of President-Elect Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. A seasoned campaign manager, Mr. Alake's steadfast patience, astute political knowledge, and innate elegance have earned him a place among Nigeria's most respected political minds in Africa.
Dele Alake first entered Nigeria's political lexicon in 1993 when he played a pivotal role in MKO

No Nigerian is more Nigerian than any Nigerian; none love Nigeria pass. All Nigerians are tired of the problems in our nation, just as citizens worldwide are tired of the issues facing the world. Problem no dey finish in this world. Nigeria is in dare need of positive energy from every Nigerian that chooses to overcome the deadly habit of complaining and nagging. This is not to deny the sufferings and challenges, but they are the same everywhere in the world. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 45,222 people

Packed his car at Ketu to avoid traffic, joined public transport to Island. Restless driving, broke my cousins spinal chord on third mainland bridge. He died yesterday at Igbobi. This guy believed in me since the minute I was born. Rest well Pastor. Dr Bode Akintayo - He has survived much bigger avoc in life. He led Lagos Poly on some of the biggest riots in Mushin. He went on to earn a doctorate degree and become one, if not the most qualified Chartered Insurance broker in Nigeria. I was so pleased last week to hear that surgery was successful at

1/15: I imagine a Nigeria where Christian, Muslim, and traditional leaders would meet to deliberate on the next government and reach a consensus, not on candidates, but on creating a religious atmosphere that respects every citizen's sovereign rights. 2/15: Manipulated prophecies and the supremacy of candidacy are detrimental to the nation's peace, breed hate, and deteriorate into a bigger poison that hurts the country. The best religious leaders speak their minds in honesty, parables or metaphors. God is not democratic.

Great's Perspective of Lagos & Tinubu - Thread

At independence in 1960, the population of Lagos was 762,000. The infrastructure by Lord Luggard, Chief Awolowo, Brigadier Boblaji Johnson, Commodore Adekunle Lawal, Commodore Ebitu Akiwee, Alhaji Lateef Jakande, Air Commodore Gbolaha Mudasiru, Captain Mike Akhigbe, Brigadier General Raji Rasaki, Sir Michael Otedola, Colonel Oyinlola and Colonel Mohamed Buba Marwa could only house a couple of million people. There needed to be a proper, futuristic approach to the planning and development