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Last Friday I dwelt on the departure of Chief Ayo Adebanjo, a stout man in all spheres, and the politically influential leader of Afenifere – who to all intents and …

Nigeria has operated a Western-style democratic system that has unfortunately failed. The adversarial, winner-takes-all model has divided us. The post Reimagining governance in Nigeria: A post-western democratic framework appeared first …

Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje, the national chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC), does not see anything wrong in a one-party state and from his body language he will not mind if …

The crumbling service delivery in Nigeria has been a serious concern for well-meaning observers, technocrats, and citizens, despite the large sums the Federal Government invests annually in public servants to …

The original title of this address was These fifty years and those to follow. The address was given in 1991 by Adeyemi Lawson mostly to the large and extensive circles …

Nigeria’s major urban centers—Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt—are experiencing rapid growth, and with this expansion comes a heightened demand for infrastructure that is efficient, reliable, and sustainable. The post Unlocking …

Allegation that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is working desperately to turn Nigeria into a one party state signifies in no small measure that the opposition is losing its bearing. The …

That the iconic Murtala Mohammed Airport Terminal Two, Ikeja, Lagos, popularly known as MMA2, is still standing solid 18 years after it started operation is a testament to the resilience …

Whether you are reflecting on the Maitatsine uprisings of the 80s, the Kaduna riots and Jos crises of the 2000s, or the St. Francis Catholic Church Owo massacre in 2022 …

The South should be very vigilant and probe the activities of our northern brothers in our forests. Most of their activities are perilous. To be fair to ourselves and communities …