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Last week, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Reverend Justin Welby, resigned because he failed to ensure the prosecution of a child molester, John Smyth, who was alleged to have sexually …

Good morning, Mr President. I am back from a month-long recess. I am enlightening you on an important and ever-current issue in the developing world: the question of strong institutions. …

Campaigns are over and unless the election tribunal in Edo State decides otherwise, there’s now a new administration to face the challenges it promised to fix. The post Propaganda can’t …

Events that occurred in two Nigerian states last week, caught my attention. One was the award of contract by the Anambra State Government for the construction of an iconic tower …

What does it take to develop Africa? To enable it to take its pride of place in the world, and reduce its dependence on foreign aid? The post African exports …

Lois Auta had polio when she was two and this left her consigned to a wheelchair. But it has not hindered her from being a champion for change. The post …

The budget season is here again. It is an institutional and desirable annual ritual. Revenue collection and spending at the federal, State and local government levels must be authorised and …

In case you missed it, here is the video of National Security Adviser Mr Nuhu Ribadu, last week, advertising a fake product. A lifetime ago, it seems, Ribadu served as …

Last week, after the article on grapefruit was published, I got a call from Prof. Oyeku Akibu Oyelami, and he told me about a study he and some people did …

In the first part of this piece I challenged the political leaders in the country to be technically ready too with a blueprint for solution to some of the challenges …