Nigeria, Feb. 25 -- Politics in Nigeria is not just about governance; it is also about creativity. While other nations focus on policies, our politicians are busy inventing words and phrases that shape national discourse. If democracy were a business, then Nigerian politicians would be the CEOs of "Lexicon Limited." They produce new political expressions faster than they pass budgets, and these phrases often carry more weight than manifestos.

From "Stomach Infrastructure" to "Emilokan," these political lexicons serve multiple purposes: they justify the unjustifiable, explain the unexplainable, and sometimes, win elections. Each election cycle, new phrases emerge like blockbuster movie titles, capturing the spirit of the times. Some of th...