Wealth protection and preservation are essential for families aiming to secure their financial legacies for future generations. In today’s complex financial and legal landscape The post Multigenerational wealth: Strategies for …
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Nigeria’s constitutional reform: The case for viable federalism
Recognising the unique configuration of its multi-cultural, multi-ethnic and multi-lingual people comprising over 200 tribes and languages, the well-founded hypothesis of federalism has long been proclaimed in Nigeria’s constitutional antecedents. …
Read More »Samoa LGBT Agreement and freedom of expression
It is sad that the Tinubu government has resorted to threatening individuals and the media for exercising their constitutional right to freedom of expression by commenting on the Samoa LGBT …
Read More »University education and highfalutin euphemisms
It does not provoke much unease when attempts to conceptualise what everyone craves descend into definitional anarchy. The post University education and highfalutin euphemisms appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria …
Read More »Olatunji Dare: Shavian in every material particular
Professor Olatunji Dare, journalist, teacher, scholar, public intellectual and mentor to many, turns 80 years old today. This man of letters, who writes to advance the cause of citizens on …
Read More »Matters arising from Supreme Court LG autonomy verdict
“It is the position of this court that the federation can pay local governments allocations directly to the local governments or through the states. In this case, since paying them …
Read More »Much ado about multinational firms exiting Nigeria (2)
Why couldn’t the companies, which have been repatriating profits to their home countries over the years, be given some funds The post Much ado about multinational firms exiting Nigeria (2) …
Read More »Towards improving living standards at this time
The impact of the rising cost of living is being felt globally, albeit in different ways, and it is evident that expenses and bills are continuing to rise sharply. The …
Read More »Tinubu, like Nero, is fiddling
In every work of art or, perhaps, science is a series of sounds out of which emerges its intended meaning. In analysing these sound effects, we must distinguish between performance …
Read More »The political traditions of our ancestors
Right now, the Yorubas must have to build a leadership that honours their legacy. Again, remember the treaty that ended the Kiriji War The post The political traditions of our …
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