Why Africa should go cashless
India has lately been pursuing an ambitious goal: a cashless economy. Despite early missteps and frustrations, it will turn out to be a change for the
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Turmoil in Trumpville: My Vindication!
In the weeks and months prior to the last US Presidential elections and its immediate aftermath, I wrote a series of articles on the implications of a
Things that cannot wait
Now that the furore has died down [I hope] as to whether Prof Yemi Osinbajo is Acting President of the Federal Republic or he is “coordinating t
The Question of Human Capital
This week in New York, my daughter, Eseosa, will become the first of my four children to earn a higher degree. It will be a proud moment for my
I Stand With Muhammad Sanusi II
STORM IN TINY TEACUP: As is usual with him, our Amir, Emir of Kano Muhammad Sanusi II, is in the eye of another storm; in fact, it seems as if it is t