Is it really really twilight for Nigeria? – II
Continued from last week. We are unpacking some of the real issues affecting Nigeria and leading to these calls for breakups beyond the noise. The fir
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Is it really really twilight for Nigeria?
About a month ago I was at the Ahmadu Bello University. And I got a shock. I had been to a number of universities across the length and breadth of Nig
The Langtang ‘Mafia’ and Nigeria’s collective reverse Robin-Hoodism
It’s not what you think. The era of the Domkat Balis, Joshua Dogonyaros and Jerry Usenis seem to be over for now. This time I am writing about t
Revisiting Nigeria’ unreasonable and wasteful scholarship systems
Maybe I see it more clearly because I never enjoyed a scholarship. Those who did sometimes take these things for granted. And many enjoyed scholarship
Minimum wage, maximum wahala – II
From last week, I embarked on a critique of the current quest by labour leaders for an increase in minimum wage. I considered the fact that only the p