Gowon’s memoirs: Nigeria owes Awolowo an eternal debt, by Olu Fasan
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SubscribeA DSO call that may change the broadcast terrain, by Okoh Aihe
OUR propensity to build mountains out of very small problems has not allowed us to achieve our aspirational height. Every little problem with a simple answer is complicated, like rocket science or achieving the feat of sending somebody to the moon or the international space station where some other humans – astronauts and cosmonauts – do […]
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s social contract homily, by Rotimi Fasan
She was accused of corruption and plied with death threats for daring to confront the ogres of corruption.
From the DNC: Lessons for Nigerian political parties, by Dakuku Peterside
For Nigerian political parties, observing and learning from the DNC offers a unique opportunity to glean insights that can be adapted to strengthen their democratic processes.
The storm clouds are gathering: Towards a totalitarian state? (2), by Jideofor Adibe
BEYOND the protests, there are a number of issues the government should pay attention to: One, though the protesters might have different motives, they seem all united by alienation from the government and even the state system. Rather than use blackmail and strong-arm tactics, government should use credible opinion polls to articulate and aggregate the […]
Best way to defend the Presidency (4), by Eric Teniola
From last week, continues the narrative of how the Obasanjo regime hastily appointed Dr Ibrahim Ayagi to defend the presidency in the face of the crisis arising from the introduction of Shariá law in the North. Dr Ayagi was a former director of Continental Merchant Bank, formerly Chase Merchant Bank of Nigeria. THE same government […]
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