Where I stand
I, for one, have always believed that our redemption as a nation will only materialise once we start looking outwards. I know that a lot of people wil
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Squeezing blood from stone: The pitfalls of prioritising IGR collection
Generating internally generated revenue (IGR) is a crucial aspect of state governance, especially in Nigeria, where poverty and economic inequality co
Anti-corruption war: We must stop doing ‘the needful’
As President Buhari and indeed the majority of Nigerians eagerly await his retirement back to Daura, he has come out publicly to plead for forgiveness
A game of jihads
The way I see it, the “yes daddy” scandal is no scandal at all. I think we all knew all along that the so-called Obidients were for the most part driv
Using religion as a political tool, some lessons
Religion has always been a touchy subject in Nigeria, where it is deeply ingrained in the society’s fabric. It is not surprising that politicians use