Reflections on Speaker Abbas-led House’s action against insecurity in 2025
Expectations, goals of quality representation
Radda’s prototype for universal healthcare
Studying and understanding Tompolo, Otuaro and borders
The man OK Chinda: A lesson in humility
The Economics of Delta’s Investment Summit
The State of Disability-Inclusive Employment in Nigeria
2027 Elections: Cliffhangers and the beauty of democracy
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SubscribeGeneralist-professional controversy in the civil service: Reform options for Nigeria
By Tunji Olaopa In this piece, I want to pay critical attention to the reform significance of the relationship between what has been called the “cult of the generalists,” on the one hand, and the necessity for more of a cadre of specialists or professionals given the imperative demand of the knowledge age, on the […]
STATE POLICE IN NIGERIA: Good idea that may become a dangerous weapon
BY HENRY IDAHAGBON The House of Representatives last week advanced one of the most consequential constitutional reforms since Nigeria’s return to democratic rule by approving a bill to establish state police. While most Nigerians have welcomed the proposal as the long-awaited answer to the country’s security challenges, the walkout by minority lawmakers underscored an uncomfortable […]
Ministry of Labour and Employment: Focusing on dispute resolution and lasting industrial harmony
By Dapo Ipoola Dispute resolution refers to the methods and processes used to settle conflicts, disagreements, or claims between parties—such as individuals, businesses, or organizations—outside of traditional court litigation. Common techniques include negotiation, mediation, and arbitration, aiming for faster, cheaper, and more flexible outcomes, while industrial harmony is a state of peaceful, cooperative, and mutually beneficial […]
DSS untreads the old path
The appointment of Mr. Oluwatosin Adeola Ajayi as the Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS) in August 2024 marked the beginning of a new era for the secret police, which members of the public then saw as operating beyond the rule of law.
No, Abacha didn’t die in bed with a woman
Amachree then boasted that the lady’s version of events trumps the various theories, including stories about “imported Indian girls and poisoned apples,”
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