Media veteran Martins Oloja’s piece titled, ”Five Tactical Errors Tinubu Must Clear” is scintillating as usual. The post Five more ‘tactical errors’ and how to fix them appeared first on …
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The value of valuation
The Irish novelist, George Bernard Shaw declared that “all professions are conspiracies against the laity.” Yes, to the extent that someone is required to acquire a distinguishing body of knowledge …
Read More »Africa: Time for resource nationalism
Addressing the 78th General Assembly of the United Nations recently, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu hit the nail on the head on the new scramble for raw materials in Africa by the West …
Read More »A narcissistic spouse can trigger your mental health
Marriage is a beautiful union between two individuals who have the desire to create a long-lasting commitment and a partnership that promotes love, happiness, and emotional stability. However, if one …
Read More »Sickle cell: Personal Interview (Part 1)
A couple of months ago, I sat with the founder of the Disability and Sickle Cell Organisation of Nigeria, Mr Tayo Faloye, for an interview that has since been published …
Read More »Ishaq Oloyede at 70: A legacy of future possibilities
As Professor Ishaq Olanrewaju Oloyede marked his 70th birthday yesterday , it is fitting to reflect on his remarkable contributions to the education sector in Nigeria and his pivotal role …
Read More »Africa and UN Security Council reform
The recent proposal by the U.S. ambassador to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, supporting two permanent African seats on the UN Security Council and another for small island Latin American/Caribbean states, …
Read More »Mental Health Day: Can you lead without prioritising your wellbeing?
The world watched with bated breath as Simone Biles returned to the Olympic stage in Paris this August. Three years prior, she had bravely prioritised her mental well-being by dropping …
Read More »The Nigerian drug
Let me begin straightaway by stating thus: our current political rulers’ wrong attitude towards Nigerians, and especially towards those who are truly poor – and who constitute the huge percentage …
Read More »Nigeria’s yearning youth
The entire Lagos neighbourhood was sleeved up in darkness. Perforating and piercing noises from portable and standby generators splintered the early morning serenity. The lame-duck power-and-electricity company was predictably missing …
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