66 years on, Nigeria must escape the fragility trap, by Olu Fasan
How fragile is Nigeria? That is one question Nigerian leaders don’t want to confront. Indeed, it irks them when anyone says that Nigeria is a fragile state. What’s more, some Nigerians, out of sheer romantic or sentimental patriotism hate it when the word “fragility” is used to describe Nigeria. It is unpatriotic, they reckon, for […]
There was a country called Libya
Doubtlessly, the NATO powers that sunk Libya would not want to see the country refloat under Saif; but if faced with a choice between him and the Islamic State, they may prefer the former
Biafra, quit notice and all that nonsense
Kanu’s conduct and utterances since his release on bail are deplorable; but no less deplorable are the so-called Arewa youths and their Kaduna Declaration
Beyond ‘street protests and sit at home orders’
The amalgamation that created the Nigerian union since expired; no where did they sign on to the military dictated Islamic constitution of Nigeria
Minimum wage, maximum wahala
Productivity must be totally diminished in any worker who claims to be owed 10 months salary arrears
‘Quit notice’ as a catalyst
The truth is that if Igbo leave the North, no group from the South will stay put. If Igbo begin relocating, other groups around Nigeria will ask Arewa people to go home
