A little over two decades ago, away from its perception as a shrine for the resolution of the most rarefied disputes in the country, the Supreme Court of Nigeria played …
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The World Bank’s alert on rapid growth of poverty in Nigeria
One of the cheerleader-organisations of Nigeria’s recent economic reforms—The World Bank—seems to have turned a turncoat, and raised a worrisome alarm on the rapid growth of extreme poverty in the …
Read More »MultiChoice and discontented subscribers: Contending with hard choices – Part 2
From the foregoing explanation, it may not be true then that a pay-as-you-view service model is offered in MultiChoice’s home country South Africa as most Nigerians tend to believe. In …
Read More »Two years of Tinubu’s govt through lens of the youth
As we mark two years since President Bola Tinubu assumed office, it is essential to evaluate his administration’s impact on Nigeria’s youth, a vital segment of the nation’s future. The …
Read More »Presidential monologue – Part 63
Mr President, my advice to you this morning is on how to strengthen your government, win the support of Nigerians, and overcome the opposition forces. The post Presidential monologue – …
Read More »Parties in mid-term turbulence
Political parties are going through a phase that could make or mar. Some are marred already, due to the phenomenon of a few strong men gaining control and dominating what …
Read More »MultiChoice and discontented subscribers: Contending with hard choices
Businesses exist because of customers, and thrive by meeting and satisfying their needs. A business cannot force itself on customers unless what it offers is critical to basic human survival …
Read More »Telesurgery in Nigeria: Ready or not?
In the quiet early hours of Wednesday morning in Zamfara, seven-year-old Amina fusses in her hospital bed. Her grandmother, Hajiya Fatima, has traveled three days by bus, carrying prayers and …
Read More »When power mongers regroup: Inside the ADC circus
What was widely touted as a potential seismic shift in Nigeria’s political terrain turned out to be a mere political puff off smoke. The post When power mongers regroup: Inside …
Read More »Remembering ‘Watergate scandal’ and danger of crippling opposition
Our great country generally believed to be on the last lap of journey through the wilderness to get to the promised land, needs to benefit from some lessons of history …
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