If we define “national imperative” as the requirement for nations to perpetually seek the betterment of their people to match or exceed other nations with similar endowments and constrictions, where would we place Nigeria’s performance? … More Underachievement Has A Face Draped In Green
Nigerians squabble over unimportant issues while leaving real issues unattended … More Alex Ekwueme: Asking the Wrong Questions
Beneath the hatred driving the calls for secession lies a root cause Nigeria has refused to address … More Theorising Nigerian Hatred
Secession and a continued forced marriage are two extreme solutions to the Nigerian conundrum—extreme, simple and wrong. … More Biafra and the Knifing Calls
“…the society we help them abuse today will take its revenge tomorrow”. One man’s speech that tells us not to expect any change if we fail to act … More Taking Nigeria Back
Someone once said that leadership involves leaders making sacrifices for the greater good of the organization, just as many parents deny themselves of certain rights and privileges in order to make a better life for their families. That someone obviously had no inkling of Nigerian leadership. In Nigeria, sacrifices are the exclusive preserve of the … More Much Ado about Cars
In a country where access to government data was once the exclusive preserve of a connected few, the tides have started to change. In recent years, new government policies and agitations by civil society groups have expanded the range of data available to the public. The issue right now is whether Nigerians are willing and … More Nigeria’s Information Age
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