The quiet extinction of Nigerian farmer
Nigeria may soon discover, too late, that the collapse of farming is not merely an agricultural problem but a national emergency capable of deepening
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Re: Northern lessons from the fall of Nuhu Ribadu
Re: Northern lessons from the fall of Nuhu Ribadu. I am still laughing, so said former President Obasanjo. El Rufa’i did not master-mind Ribadu’s fall
A country without electricity
For many years, Nigeria’s electricity sector has remained trapped in a vicious cycle of promises, reforms, scandals and failures. The recent convictio
Northern Nigeria beyond power: The imperative of internal renewal
“The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence; it is to act with yesterday’s logic”, Peter F. Drucker The reactions generat
Why privatisation failed – the four steps that can save Nigeria’s power sector
Last week, I examined the anatomy of Nigeria’s sixty-year electricity tragedy: over $40 billion spent, thousands of megawatts stranded, and a sector w