The demands of those who organised the #EndBadGovernance protests, which commenced on August 1, 2024, should make any tough cookie politician pause and review his strategies on the economy of …
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Harnessing youth potential for national development
It is said that 60 per cent of the Nigerian population is made up of youth between 18 and 35 years old. Unfortunately, this is an estimated figure as Nigeria …
Read More »Optimising tax for high-net-worth individuals
The Nigerian government through the Federal Inland Revenue Service must address its revenue generation capacity, severely impacted by the significant decline in crude oil production and prices. The post Optimising …
Read More »A culture-centered approach to improving pap screening in Nigeria
The prevalence of cervical cancer in Nigeria requires concerted efforts in preventing the disease and deaths among the female population. The post A culture-centered approach to improving pap screening in …
Read More »In the matter of the yam eating division of the FCT High Court
Two years after his inauguration in October 2021 as Chief Judge of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT High Court), Husseini Baba Yusuf, decided in November 2023 …
Read More »CIPM and the unfinished business of reform in public service
It is always a very deep and special pleasure for me whenever I have the opportunity to attend the CIPM or to be invited to any of her programmes. CIPM …
Read More »Accounting, auditing and sustainability in public, hybrid organisations
The relationship between accounting, auditing, and sustainability has become increasingly pivotal in today’s rapidly evolving economic landscape, particularly within public and hybrid organisations. The post Accounting, auditing and sustainability in …
Read More »A series of, not series of. A majority, not just majority
Three days ago, I watched a boss of one of our security services speak on ‘Channels Television’. The man, who spoke on the experience of his men during the #EndBadGovernance …
Read More »The danger in banking on an individual to save a nation
Nigeria’s disastrous outing at the 2024 Olympics in Paris proved again the hopelessness of banking on an individual to save a nation. The moment Tobi Amusan failed to qualify for …
Read More »Still living in denial
There is evidence that government has refused to learn lessons from the anti-hunger/EndBadGovernance protests. That much is perceived from responses of government and security agencies. The authorities are yet to …
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