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KWAM-0, KWAM-1, KWAM-2, by Ochereome Nnanna

I struggled for hours to decide on the headline for this article. It happens sometimes. Yesterday morning, I watched a television programme where the presenters and guests used “KWAM-this-and-that” to describe the recent unruly behaviours in our aviation industry caught on viral videos. “King” Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, alias De Ultimate, KWAM-1, may not exactly be a […]

 Between the separatists and the builders of Lagos, by Rotimi Fasan

When I made the point that those who chose to criticise the Bariga LCDA for renaming some bus-stops in Lagos without looking at the action that provoked that reaction were being one-sided, I was merely calling for fairness in our evaluation of that episode. I affirmed the right of the LCDA to make that decision and […]

Is Nigeria beyond redemption? A discourse on the state of the nation(4), by Usman Sarki

“Economics have an awkward way of overriding all other considerations“–  John Buchan Recapitulating on previous  experiences will definitely give us the direction towards which we can posit an argument whether we should be optimistic or otherwise about Nigeria’s present and future prospects. For, without a recourse to past experiences, the ability to make an informed […]

The role of education in human development (6), by Afe Babalola

The future of Tertiary Education in Nigeria: A case for more Private Universities     It is a notorious fact that education is capital intensive such that government alone cannot effectively fund it. To require government today to direct all its resources towards education will translate into the neglect of other important aspects of the economy such […]

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