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Country of no water and no light
For the Niger State Governor, embarrassment became mortification and then incarceration during a recent Sallah visit to the Emir of Suleja when a man identified...
Nigeria’s Fading Opposition Forces
Democracy thrives on dissent, constructive division, and calibrated debates. Unanimity, especially when foisted by ulterior motives and personal interests, often sounds the death knell for...
The Nigerian Public Officer as a ReceptionistÂ
In developed dynamic democracies, elected government officials treat requests and inquiries from the people with supreme courtesy, respect, and responsiveness. In Nigeria, the reverse...
El-Rufai And The Shoe On The Other Leg
Nigeria’s desperate campaign to save face from corruption sees many former public officers grace the offices of different crime-fighting agencies as soon as they...
Nigeria and The Cost of War
There is an unyielding feeling that Nigeria’s failure to take its place as Africa’s great country and a crucial player in the comity of...
