Internal control systems are essential to corporate governance, ensuring financial accountability and efficiency. The post What happened to interenal control system? appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria …
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A convenient memory: The Olukayode Ariwoola memoirs
On August 22, 2024, Olukayode Ariwoola, the penultimate Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) retired from the bench and transitioned into a published author. The post A convenient memory: The Olukayode …
Read More »Persuasion as skill for statesmanship
Take this piece as part of my teaching diary, you auspicious reader! I never thought taking up a 100 level course could add any value to my young teaching ability. …
Read More »Ahmed: Filling gaps in administrative reform history – Part 2
Yayale Ahmed’s stature as a public servant cannot be properly decided outside of the reform architecture during his time as the head of service. The post Ahmed: Filling gaps in …
Read More »Nigeria can replicate the successes of Nollywood and Afrobeats
One thing other Africans say they like about Nigerians is the fact that Nigerians are proud of their Nigerianness wherever they are. They wear their national clothes, eat their meals, …
Read More »Presidential monologue – Part 50
Good morning, Mr President. I write on your January 7 visit to Ghana to attend the inauguration of His Excellency, President John Dramani Mahama, the brand new president of Ghana. …
Read More »Stealing state resources to fund foreign education
To provide a clear distinction between the private wealth of public officials, separate from state-owned resources, the 1999 Constitution compels officials to declare their assets as soon as they assume …
Read More »Ahmed: Filling gaps in Nigeria’s administrative reform history
This piece was meant to be my address and reflection during a planned courtesy visit in 2024 to the Federal Civil Service Commission of my old boss, Mahmud Yayale Ahmed, …
Read More »Technical and vocational training as panacea to unemployment
Nigeria is a nation that is richly endowed with natural resources, with the potential to harness its vast population for economic growth. Despite this, unemployment remains one of the country’s …
Read More »Infrastructure spending corrupts and causes underdevelopment
The roles of infrastructure in a country’s development have been well documented in many casual writeups and research outputs. Whenever infrastructure is mentioned, people assume it to be the provision …
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