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The topic we are called upon to address today is not as direct as it appears to be. Rhetorical questions tend to be that way, especially where it elicits a …

Fame and controversy are part of the lifestyle of most musicians. The list is endless, from Michael Jackson, Chris Brown, to Lady Gaga and the rest of them. The Nigerian …

For Nigerians living abroad or traveling internationally for business, the reactions we encounter from people in other countries are unfortunately all too familiar. Beneath the polite smiles and occasional warm …

To speak tongue-in-cheek is to say, “Na Baba kill Dele Giwa.” But to speak matter-of-factly is to say, “Dele Giwa was killed in his ‘gida’”. ‘Gida’ is a Hausa word …

Governance focuses on the rules by which those who rule or rulers govern the ruled. These rules exist in all social and cultural contexts. The post Revisiting governance incentives in …

Policymaking is a process of decision making on how a problem encountered in any society can be solved. The post Challenges of policy-making failures: Impact of fuel subsidy removal appeared …

It is saying the obvious that Professor Wole Soyinka a great many fondly call WS is a delight to read about or listen to any day. The post Again, the …

In this piece, I want to beam a critical light on the significance and role of the public/civil servant within the power dynamics of governance in the Nigerian government. The …

In an increasingly globalised and interconnected world, corporate financial strategies are undergoing significant transformations. The post Innovations in corporate financial strategies: Tale of two economies appeared first on The Guardian …

When you finally read The Guardian editorial that drew the ire of presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga, you cannot help but wonder at his overreaction. For a Presidency that forged its …