Farooq Kperogi

Selective Outrage Over Mass Murders in Nigeria https://t.co/lMK5fSHgBz

Argentina's president has crashed his country's economy after following the same neoliberal path Tinubu is treading. A Tinubu media aide celebrated this because Atiku had recommended that Tinubu should copy Argentina. This week's Saturday Tribune column: https://t.co/eEkoWFodVE

In today's Tribune column, I show, among other things, that Hausa hunters on whom the crimes of "Fulani bandits" are visited are also targets by Fulani bandits in the North because they form the core of local vigilantes that fight against banditry. https://t.co/6zMwtIAHQz

In this week's Tribune column, I go beyond Tinubu's unconstitutional usurpation of power in Rivers State and explore why he seems to be doing the exact things he spent his political career condemning before he became president. https://t.co/z8wqjjmbUZ

Has Tinubu’s Illegal Rivers Power Grab Hit a Wall? https://t.co/NARWxUGtao

Tinubu’s Authoritarian Attack on Democracy in Rivers State https://t.co/aKJZNDazXE

This week's Saturday Tribune column examines El-Rufai's transformation from an internally displaced accidental public servant to a troubled, accidental, one-band opposition squad who is railing against exactly the same things he did when he was in power. https://t.co/Udgur0vgmo

This week's Saturday Tribune column uncovers IBB's probable Agalawa paternal identity and the reason he may be concealing it. It also finds the definitive origin of the name "Badamasi" and makes the case that "Gbadamosi" is different from Badamasi. https://t.co/awHnKlehox

Ramadan Mubarak! May this sacred month fill our hearts with peace, our soul with light, and our days with blessings beyond measure. Here's my Saturday column on IBB's book: Identity Questions in IBB’s Autobiography https://t.co/UpGYsi66mk

For people who have been following my #BlackHistoryMonth series on Nicholas Said, today's Saturday Tribune column concludes it: Nicholas Said: Stolen from Borno, Lost in America https://t.co/mMGBtki7sy

This week's #BlackHistoryMonth column builds on last week's. It explores Borno-born Nicholas Said's baptism of racism in New York and in the US Army where he enlisted to fight against Confederate Rebels: Nicholas Said’s Encounters with American Racism https://t.co/Q6hMefqsEc

In my first #BlackHistoryMonth article of 2025, I bring attention to the remarkable story of a Kanuri man who came to the United States in January 1860 and fought in the American Civil War to end the enslavement of Black people. https://t.co/p70E6M1GGW

In today's Saturday Tribune column, I look at the shifting alliances in the country in preparation for the 2027 election and point out that no one seems to care about the plight of common people: As Foes and Friends Unite Against Tinubu https://t.co/90mLe9VRKr

In Dec. 2024, House of Reps member Bello El-Rufai asked why Nigeria allocates funds for cars, computers, furniture, etc. every budget year at d cost of billions even when these items aren’t worn out. Today’s Saturday Tribune column examines this issue. https://t.co/vl5dSStI4w

In this week's Saturday Tribune column, I lay bare Emir Muhammadu Sanusi's grouse with Tinubu and point out that contrary to what many people have said, his Wednesday speech in Lagos actually still defended the government's cruel economic policies: https://t.co/UXajNdT7oe

If you love history, this week's Tribune column is for you. In replying to Dr Olagunju who replied to my column on Kemi Badenoch's ahistorical claim that the Yoruba have nothing in common with d North, I lay bare historical facts not in the public domain: https://t.co/uQBWMPcljQ

In today's Saturday Tribune column, I revised my previous opinions after finding out that Bayo Ojulari, the man rumored to be Tinubu's favorite to succeed Mele Kyari, is a northerner: NNPC and Fresh Perspectives on Ojulari’s Identity https://t.co/kTFY46Frvz