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How to achieve drama-free succession

Succession is critical for families of wealth and means. Transitioning wealth and control can be a minefield laced with potential conflicts and discords. More so in Nigerian families with its …

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Five soaps? No! Five bars of soap

At an Arepo, Ogun State supermarket on Thursday, I overheard a conversation between a buyer and a cashier. She told the cashier that she had ‘five soaps’, among other items …

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Presidential monologue – Part 28

Mr President, I greet you. Nigeria has long been a country of anything goes, a banana republic. Nothing illustrates this fact better than two policies adopted by the Nigerian government …

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Still on recalibrating the Nigerian economy

The Nigerian economy remains on the edge. The International Monetary Fund’s latest information on African economies, including Nigeria, downgraded Nigeria’s growth rate from 3.3 per cent to 3.1 per cent …

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How to win back Nigeria

We all know the pathetic profile of leadership in Nigeria. In his famous 1983 pamphlet, “The Trouble With Nigeria,” Chinua Achebe captured it like a camera: “The trouble with Nigeria …

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