One last dance with poverty before the elections
In a democratic system, politicians promise the electorate what they will do in office. As a general rule, the electorate considers what has been achi
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Interrogating Nigeria’s 63% Multidimensional Poverty Rate
Last week’s piece in this column, “Waiting for government’s poverty figures,” in a way received an immediate response. The day after the piece was pu
Edo State Residency Card: Trampling on constitutional rights
Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki recently unveiled his new pet project, an unheard of “State Residency Identity Card”. Speaking at the launch, he sai
Naira design: What CBN must urgently do (I)
The Central Bank of Nigeria has activated one of its core functions which is the management of the currency, after a 17 years inactivity on that front
The Grid Shift Theory (II)
If what this land needs is a Moses, then that means it is yet to find a god. This godlessness means we are yet to find the values and ideals, the purp