By Douglas Anele
Before commencing discussion on the topic for this week, it is expedient to summarise the concluding part of our analysis last Sunday the amiable hardworking editor left out for obvious reasons but which I consider pertinent given the perilous state of the country at this time.
The point I made there was that most times when a northern Fulani Muslim (except in the case of Gowon, who is a Christian) and a southerner with higher mental magnitude and better educational qualifications are available for the topmost political position in Nigeria, the outcome always favours…
