The imperative of a Tinubu presidency (II)
Seamless Transition Nigerians must choose whether they want to spend the next four years at least, bellyaching and complaining about how things are
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The crucial imperative of Tinubu presidency (I)
Professor Stefan Dercon’s book is still fresh in memory. Titled Gambling on Development – Why Some Nations Win and Others Lose, the good professor – w
The fall of Kwasi Kwarteng: Lessons for Black Africa
Kwarteng was born in Waltham Forest 1975. His father was an economist in the Commonwealth Secretariat, and his mother, a barrister. He was educated at
Federal universities: Abolishing a colonial carryover (II)
When the British were leaving, they did try to put a lot of institutions and structures in place for their territories and Nigeria was not an exceptio
Paris Club: Another Nigerian heist that won’t go away
How does one explain this Paris Club heist that won’t go away? Some guys are bent on ripping off this country to the tune of $418 million. It is not t