The monetization of Discontent: Why happy marriages are unprofitable to big tech, by Stephany Shaakaa
A person who feels secure in their home, anchored in their marriage and reasonably fulfilled by the ordinary work of partnership has less reason to spend hours searching for emotional stimulation elsewhere
Senator Adamu bites his old master, Obasanjo: why?
The only difference between Obasanjo and Adamu and his son is that unlike the latter, Obasanjo has never been docked. The Nigerian judiciary is too chicken-hearted to dock alleged corrupt former presidents
Like Baru, like Yusuf: Corporate governance failures in PMB’s govt
When we were hoping that we had seen the end of this kind of troubling incidents, then entered Prof. Usman Yusuf who was (or is) the Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance
The Zamfara massacre: making sense of nonsense
Nigerian politicians and elite in various sections of the society have succeeded beyond anything imaginable in the manner they have employed ethnicity as a tool of separation among Nigerians
Confronting the inevitability of state police with Nigerians’ tolerance for abuse
Given the unending killings plaguing many areas of the country, the creation of state police appears inevitable given the support of a few governors and the national assembly
Nigeria political cross carpeting: Danger to democracy
“Unlike other parts of the world where politicians defect for ideological reasons, politicians in Nigeria defects mostly for selfish end. All they are concerned with is simply associating with those with whom their personal political objective stand a better chance of being achieved”.
