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Something Must Kill a Nigerian
When news broke that Lieutenant Haruna Samson, a doctor and army officer, had been killed in a domestic dispute with his wife at Wellington...
The Price of Morality in an Economy-Driven World
The values that once defined morality are being quietly auctioned off to the highest economic bidder. Across nations—and particularly in societies like Nigeria where...
When the “God” Patronizes Runs Girls
It was the German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel who once declared that the state is “the march of God on earth.” In those...
Between Dangote and PENGASSAN
I am reminded today of Dr. Gimba Mohammed, who taught us Public Enterprise Management (PUB 418)—a course I not only enjoyed but also excelled...
The Obsession of Nigerians with Titles
In Nigeria, titles are not just decorations—they are passports to respect, validation, and sometimes even unearned authority. The recent buzz surrounding the Kano singer,...
