Asiwaju and the imperatives of leadership in Nigeria
By Prof Tunji Olaopa I am starting this piece on leadership with a hypothesis. And my hypothesis is founded not just on my perception of leadership ov
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A remarkable day in Cairo – Any hope for Nigeria? (II)
The Egyptians are a peculiar people and this one can see on their streets. Let me list the attributes I saw. The average Egyptian is irrepressible. He
A cohesive and stable Xinjiang with prosperity
China is a unified multi-ethnic country, and the various ethnic groups in Xinjiang have long been part of the Chinese nation. Xinjiang was formally in
The CBN’s Naira 4 Dollar Scheme: A desperate move to redeem the Naira?
Zuhumnan Dapel One of Nigeria’s most alarming economic indicators in the past half century is the latest freefall of its currency, the naira. In the p
A remarkable day in Cairo (II)
Continued from last week The Egyptians are a peculiar people and this one can see on their streets. Let me list the attributes I saw. The average Egyp