Professor Omajuwa Igho Natufe is an intriguingly intriguing fellow, an intriguingly intriguing old chap of the Safarian hue true and true. He can/could be agreeably agreeable and disagreeably disagreeable at …
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But what really is Nigeria’s problem?
When, in 1814, Europe’s leading statesman, Count Metternich, said that Italy “is only a geographical expression”, the former Deputy of the Kingdom of Italy and the Father of Modern Italy, …
Read More »Reconciling ECOWAS after the sanction regime
The unsavoury experiences of the people of Niger Republic, alongside that of many Nigerians on the borderline, are a clear testimony of the impropriety of the sanctions imposed by the …
Read More »Nigeria’s unshocked children
The glass appears to have overflowed for Nigeria’s out-of-school children, with all thirty-six states and the Federal Capital Territory all featuring prominent on an index of states with out-of-school children. …
Read More »Nigeria’s foremost sovereign nation
Egbaland, otherwise called Abeokuta (the capital of Ogun State), emerged as a sovereign nation, four years before Miss Flora Shaw eventually invented a name for the entire geographical area, now …
Read More »The perils of a chief justice as political prayer warrior
Emmanuel Araka was 60 years old when Allison Madueke, then over 20 years his junior, a Navy Captain and military governor of Anambra State, terminated his judicial career in March …
Read More »Civil service reforms and new secretaries in Anambra State
The blue print of Anambra state as a flagship subnational platform and livable homeland is a civil society development architecture designed by Soludo’s administration to encompass reforms of environmental, institutions, ministries, departments …
Read More »Kayode Akinmade: Contextualizing the Ogun development survey
IN actualizing good governance, the place of data and science cannot be quantified. In line with both local wisdom and global best practices, governments that make a real change in …
Read More »The unholy convergence of international law, genocide and geopolitics
Foundationally, international law aims to govern relations between nations and is encapsulated in binding and non-binding bilateral, trilateral and multilateral agreements, pacts and treaties; it extends to UNSC resolutions on …
Read More »How to build a lasting family legacy
Beyond accumulating resources and living comfortably, an important desire that is common among the successful is the desire to tackle important challenges that leave a lasting impact. The post How …
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