When organisations teach the wrong lessons about leadership
The US built world’s greatest card system
Viewpoint: Besieged at home and beleaguered abroad
Electoral Act 2022 Clause 84 (12): When two elephants fight
Ernest Shonekan as a footnote
Galaxy Backbone facilities and Nigeria’s digital economy
PIA: Avoiding pitfalls in host community development trusts
Nigeria, a country with too many sovereigns
Overcoming basic economic challenges
Two Economies (Opinion)
2023: What next for Ologbondiyan? [Opinion]
Industrialisation: Solution to unemployment, poverty
Solutions to Nigeria’s drug abuse crisis
Justiciability of Chapter 2 of 1999 Constitution:
Air Peace, Kano Emir and unwarranted attacks

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War is hell, not a blockbuster
By Owei Lakemfa THE domineering media is presenting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a war hero who has confidently stood up to Russian forces and is recording stunning victories. Yes, Russian troops are dying, but so are Ukrainian troops. Worst still, Ukrainian civilians are dying not necessarily because they are targeted or bombed, but that is […]
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It’s obviously not the easiest of times in our country currently, what with severe fuel scarcity exacerbating the other existential challenges we have been coping with. In some areas, there’s no fuel, no electricity, thus translating to severe energy crisis.
The Agbonifo Asemota Eghosa that we know
By Agboju Anthony It is difficult to describe the person of Agbonifo Eghosa in a single dimension because he is a man of numerous parts. He means different things to different people, depending on the dimension of him you have access to. To his immediate family, he is the best Daddy any child could […]
Justiciability of Chapter Two of 1999 Constitution (as amended): Need for the Nigerian judicial system to be more proactive
NOTWITHSTANDING the several decisions of domestic and regional courts which have upheld the socio-economic rights of the people, lawyers and judges have continued to give the misleading impression that only civil and political aspects of fundamental rights are enforceable in Nigeria.
Embedded finance and African climate change resilience
By Efayomi Carr The impacts of environmental change on agricultural production, food security, and water resources will progressively inhibit sustainable development in Africa over the next few decades. While home to 15 per cent of the world’s populace, Africa is liable for just four per cent of carbon emissions around the world. Of the seven […]

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