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Change is never easy, but it is often necessary. In 2024, Nigeria witnessed a series of reforms that underscored the power of determined and purposeful leadership. Dr. Zacch Adedeji, Executive …

Apparently in response to civil society protests and general public outcry condemning the hike in ATM charges by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN ), they came out to say …

A PEEP into the speeches by the selected ‘statesmen’ in the room shows unity, cooperation, intransigence and confidence. You can prove that by the school of off-chord claps and teeth-gritting …

Last week, the Nigerian Bar Association organised a State of the Nation session on local government autonomy and the effect of the judgment of the Supreme Court. This is how …

The recent exit of elder statesmen, Chief Ayo Adebanjo and Chief Edwin Clark, three days apart, was monumental. Despite the longevity both enjoyed, their death were no less sad. Adebanjo …

There are three common errors in the phrase ‘Out of bound to non pharmacist’. Can you identify them? I wish this were a physical class where I would be able …

Good morning, Mr President. I am back from my recess. During my recess, many things happened that deserved some comments. The post Presidential monologue – part 52 appeared first on …

President Donald Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle the USAID have got many worried about the impacts on Africa and Nigeria in particular. The post Funding source for development work in Nigeria appeared …

It was revealed at a sensitisation meeting last week in Lagos, that as many as 15 state assemblies have no women legislators, not a single woman in a state’s lawmaking …

I have just finished reading General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s 420-page autobiography, A Journey in Service, a bold, lucid, thought-provoking, detailed and well-written personal experience. The book is an important addition …