Nigeria’s Healthcare Industry: Fuji House of Commotion
If you stop any random passenger in an airport and ask, ‘What are you doing here?’ His reply will most likely be, ‘I am going to so and so state’. If
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Tax data sovereignty: Tinubu’s open invitation to French neo-colonialism
Last week, Nigeria gave up its proud history of assertiveness and independence in the international system by signing off our tax data sovereignty to
Going beyond Dangote’s allegations against Ahmed
On Sunday, December 15, Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, went nuclear on a career civil servant, Farouk Ahmed, the former CEO of the Nigerian Mids
France and the strategic balance of West Africa: Why Nigeria must pay attention
“The greatness of a country is not measured by the extent of its territory, but by the character of its people”, Alexis de Tocqueville France occupies
What the North needs now II
Last week, I argued that the crises of identity plaguing northern Nigeria over the past 25 years have run their course with one clear effect: mounting