Oluremi Tinubu, NITDA and Nigeria’s digital future
By Shuaib S. Agaka Recently, I read a TechDigest story about Senator Oluremi Tinubu laying the foundation for a Renewed Hope Startup Hub in Abuja and became upbeat about the future of Nigeria’s technology sector. At a time when public attention is shifting towards the general elections, the First Lady remains actively involved in initiatives […]
Kwali FCT and Shazin’s exemplary stewardship
Now, we have an example of a local government that works and is delivering the democracy dividends to its citizens
Buhari’s anti-corruption agenda is crumbling–it’s taken Saraki’s acquittal to really see it
It’s often said that one person with a belief and courage is a social power equal to ninety-nine who have only interests. Nigeria would seem to have produced such person when president Muhammadu Buhari assumed office on Friday, 29 May 2015, at least judging by his perceived anti-corruption credentials during his stint as a military head of state in the mid-80s.
A tyranny in the cloak of democracy
The Nigerian society is repressive and intimidating; it reduces many Nigerians to a life of fear and timidity
Emmanuel Okotie-Eboh’s testimony
Our history has been distorted for too long, all parties are guilty in this matter. Sometimes the actions and utterances of a few individuals have snowballed into genocidal consequences on whole ethnic groups
Between Nigerian Igbo and Biafran Agitators – A Northerner’s Perspective
The sweet memory of my youth service year in an Igboland of Asaba, Delta State in the 90s, is what I have continued to relish whenever a discourse on tribalism, sectionalism and the likes are on the front burner in my beloved country, Nigeria.
