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It Is the Cosmic — What We Do Returns to Us

Paul Dada

3 weeks ago

A man who participates in the subversion of justice loses moral authority when he later becomes a victim of injustice…

Deficits, Debt and Economic Literacy: A Response to Nigeria’s Fiscal Critics

Ayorinde Oluokun

4 weeks ago

The irony is profound. Many of those condemning public borrowing are often the first to celebrate improved liquidity, increased business…

Tinubu at 3: Peacebuilding, conflict resolution and national development

Ayorinde Oluokun

4 weeks ago

As President Tinubu marks three years in office, his government has consistently used dialogue, reconciliation and strategic stakeholder engagement to…

TINUBU @ 3: Peace-building, conflict resolution and national development

Paul Dada

4 weeks ago

As President Tinubu marks three years in office, his government has consistently used dialogue, reconciliation and strategic stakeholder engagement to…

‘I doesn’t’: The disturbing backstory to that policeman’s viral video

Paul Dada

4 weeks ago

Many have themselves been shot at, with some carrying bullets inside their bodies. Still, there exists almost no institutional mechanism…

Football, business and Nigerian politics: Lessons from Arsenal’s EPL triumph

Femi Fabunmi

4 weeks ago

Football, business and Nigerian politics: Lessons from Arsenal’s EPL triumph

Terrorism in Oyo and Tinubu’s Yoruba test

Kazeem Ugbodaga

4 weeks ago

For more than a year, a conscientious, cosmopolitan retired senior military officer from the North has told me that his…

Wilderness of Chaos: Satire with a silencer

Isa Isawade

4 weeks ago

As a social book, this new effort by Akinropo promises to make a lasting impact on reading and literature.

A critical analysis of Justice Umar’s decision nullifying INEC’s membership deadline

Paul Dada

1 month ago

Given the national importance of this judgment, the matter may proceed to the Court of Appeal and possibly the Supreme…

Foreign engagement and the dangers of populist simplification: Peter Obi’s ignorance

Ayorinde Oluokun

1 month ago

No serious analyst disputes that foreign engagements should ultimately produce measurable economic outcomes. The real issue, however, is whether Mr.…

Exploring legal windows for defeated aspirants in Nigeria’s party primaries

Ayorinde Oluokun

1 month ago

The practical implication of this legal position is that aspirants who lose party primaries may still secure nominations in alternative…

Eid and the Epidemic of Empty Pockets

Kazeem Ugbodaga

1 month ago

Ileya Festival is the Yoruba word for the Eid al-Adha or Eid al-Kabir festival which falls on May 26 -…

Driving Africa’s Fair Energy Transition Through Technology and Innovation

Kazeem Ugbodaga

1 month ago

In the coming decades, Africa’s population is expected to soar to nearly 2.5 billion. Cities will grow. Industries will expand.…

Kishiya: Between Ribadu’s ONSA and Famadewa’s Homeland Security

Ayorinde Oluokun

1 month ago

The Presidency should clarify the mandates, reassure Nigerians that the security leadership is united and focused, and likewise counter the…

Segun Osoba joins African socialist ancestors

Isa Isawade

1 month ago

Segun Osoba lived a long and fulfilled life; he qualifies for automatic admission into the Elysium of African Ancestral Heroes/Heroines.

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