No safe-landing for Wale Edun; the insecurity conundrum, and babel of voices in ADC

    Zebulon Agomuo | Opinion | Apr 23, 2026    
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Rumour mills had it that Wale Edun was given the option of throeing in the towel, but he felt there was no way his long-time ally would give him the Brutus treatment. So, he decided to wait for the guillotine until his head left the body.

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