In 1991, Nigeria was in the full throes of the interminable transition to civil rule programme of General Ibrahim Babangida. The effort by the regime in 1991 to relocate their …
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Reflection on Nigeria’s leadership and economic impact
Have you ever stopped to ponder the profound connection between today and tomorrow? The concept of “Tomorrow is the real essence of today” delves deep into the profound connection between …
Read More »Impact of blockchain technology in revolutionising legal systems
Blockchain technology is bringing a new level of transparency, security, and efficiency to legal processes. As investors and regulators explore its potential, blockchain is no longer just a tool for …
Read More »Nigeria’s Civil Service Commissions, ‘Katsina declaration’ and reform implications
From November 25 to 28, 2024, the Katsina State government hosted the annual conference of the National Council for Civil Service Commissions (NCCSC). This is coming on the heel of …
Read More »A Christmas letter to my motherland, Nigeria
Merry Christmas to my motherland, Nigeria! Born in 1914, you are 110 years old now. In the realm of motherlands, you are no longer a baby. But the traumatic experiences …
Read More »The historical present
The usual practice is to have the present tense express a current event while the past tense indicates the past. But there is a dramatic situation the present tense can …
Read More »Oborevwori: Championing quality healthcare for Deltans
In a nation where citizens’ well-being often takes the back seat to other political priorities, Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborev The post Oborevwori: Championing quality healthcare for Deltans …
Read More »Presidential monologue – Part 47
Mr President, Good morning. I am still pre-occupied with your French dance. I will give you more information in today’s piece to enable you to navigate the most deadly imperial …
Read More »Kemi Badenoch’s bad knocks on Nigeria
One of the interesting proverbs I picked up in our General African Studies (GAS 201) course with the late Professor Jabez Olowo Ojoade in the University of Jos in 1979 …
Read More »Getting prepared for the days ahead
As things stand, especially with the assumptions in the 2025 budget bill presented by President Tinubu to the National Assembly last week, today’s economic hardship may very well extend into …
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