iwu wins with kukah and 70% of nigerians By: Ibrahim Danlami At a season of deep emotion over the debate of the  of tenure of Iwu as Chair of INEC, Rev. Father Matthew Hassan Kukah’s words of wisdom merit what Maurice Iwu’s virulent pursuers should contemplate. Rev. Kukah is not a p...
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maurice Iwu National Reception: An Eyewitness Account   By: Ibrahim Danlami   ...
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Monitoring the Electoral Reform DEBATE From Washington   By: Ibrahim Danlami   Contrary to the misconception held by some of our home-based compatriots, it is not true that the Nigerian Diaspora is clueless on events unfolding back home in Nigeria. Some of us have had to argue to the contr...
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WHAT THEY didn’t TELL YOU ABOUT THE 2007 ELECTIONS   By: Ibrahim Danlami, USA   This piece is intended as a presentation of the other view and a revelation of some real-world evidence that might have contributed to the tribunal verdict in favor of Iwu’s declaration of Yar&...
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ITSE SAGAY AND ATIKU SHOULD BE CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Lately, Nigerians have been treated to a series of interviews and nasty opinion pieces credited to Barrister Itse Sagay, who is on the legal team representing Atiku in his ongoing petition against President Yar’Adua’s victory. W...
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WELL DONE MAURICE IWU, AWAY WITH FOREIGN ELECTION OBSERVERS AND THEIR STRING-LADEN EUROS   ibrahimdanlami@yahoo.com   This piece is intended as a sequel to the many essays on Professor Maurice Iwu’s conduct of the 2007 general elections and formal presentation of his report to Niger...
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it’s time for foreign election monitors to back off maurice iwu and nigeria   By: Ibrahim Danlami, College Park, USA   This piece is intended as a sequel to two essays on Professor Maurice Iwu by one Aloy Ejimakor, writing out of Washington DC. The first essay published in the United...
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