Regrettably, the education sector in Nigeria has been in a coma. We now have universities and tertiary institutions that churn out graduates after four or five years of intellectual dissipation …
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Branding as panacea for CEOs’ attrition in 2024
We must admit that 2024 is a mixed grill of many opportunities and risks. Every year proves to be so but in Nigeria, the peculiarity of this year is the …
Read More »To check absconding teachers and salvage education sector
The threat lately issued by the Federal Government against university lecturers who abscond abroad after enjoying official scholarship for various training is yet another manifestation of the huge problems besetting …
Read More »Why not adopt contributory pension scheme with a human face?
It is always difficult to understand why any global idea or model that works perfectly elsewhere would never do so in Nigeria, and it would leave many concerned citizens wondering …
Read More »The villa makes it easy to get lost – Part 3
Buckingham Palace is a royal residence in London and the administrative headquarters of the monarch of the United Kingdom. Located in the City of Westminster, the palace is often at …
Read More »Agglomeration economics, relocation of Nigeria’s federal agencies
Over time, every national policy demands rigorous scrutiny and an assessment of its fitness for purpose against a range of qualitative and or quantitative metrics. These criteria include whether it …
Read More »Estate of elegance: Crafting a timeless legacy
Leaving a legacy isn’t about pride or a burning desire to live forever. Rather, it is about leaving a meaningful track record of changed lives, encouraging change, and enabling the …
Read More »Oramah: An Afro-optimist’s big wager
2023. What a year it was for Africa. The continent served international news organisations with regular fare of distressing news. Although Africa is made up of 54 countries, border distinctions …
Read More »Reconsider INEC budget for accountability and democracy
At a time the country is struggling with finances to keep government afloat, when all departments and agencies are charged to exercise utmost prudence, that sum of N89 billion demanded …
Read More »Doctors’ Japa: Metacrisis of local, global, socioeconomic factors
Once upon a time, a dreaded electronic apocalypse was predicted to trigger the end the world. The post Doctors’ Japa: Metacrisis of local, global, socioeconomic factors appeared first on The …
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