By Nick Dazang IN 1992, Francis Fukuyama wrote The End of History And The Last Man. It was a philosophical tour de force. The book brought Fukuyama into reckoning and catapulted him to the league of such intellectual giants as his former teacher at Harvard University, Samuel P.  Huntington(co-founder of Foreign Policy and author of […]

By Charles Ogbu ON March 29, 2023, the Department of State Services, DSS, claimed to have identified some political actors involved in a plot to install an interim government. According to the statement signed by Peter Afunanya, the spokesperson of the Spy Agency, the plot is “not only an aberration but a mischievous way to […]

By Temidayo Akindahunsi Introduction Prior to the naira redesign initiative, research showed that roughly 90% of transactions in Nigeria were conducted in cash. In October 2022, the CBN announced that the N200, N500, and N1,000 notes, accounting for about 96% of the total value of currency in circulation, would be phased out in favour of […]

This text warning had pitfalls as it did not properly situate the statement as an admission of the damaging effects of tobacco products by tobacco companies

“Education should be free, at least up to a certain level. Primary and secondary education should be free and of good quality. It should not only be free, but also compulsory, as the quality of education received by today’s children and adolescents determines the quality of a nation’s future.”