Is the railway finally on track? (II)
When I wrote the first part of this piece last week I did not envision the barrage of reaction I got. In the first part of the piece I related how I c
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Before we discard states
It sounded like a bland political statement when former Vice President Atiku Abubakar first made the call last year for a restructuring of the country
Two countries, one anniversary
Tomorrow, the Muhammadu Buhari government commemorates its second anniversary. Mr. Buhari will not be available to read a speech, as he is on a
RAMADAN 1438: FASTING IN OTHER PLACES
Welcome to Ramadan. We all have various experiences of Ramadan growing up. Sometimes, because our comfort zones are usually nice and comfortable
The University, progressives and the unintended consequences of the equality principle
I spent this week in Johannesburg attending a research workshop on the university and the public good in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and South Africa. These