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A country of survivors
Amidst President Tinubu’s wholehearted attempts to steady the ship of a desperately troubled country, Nigerians are daily forced to chew the kola nuts of...
Nigeria’s and South Africa’s Dance of Democracy
The swearing-in of Cyril Ramophosa as president for a second term continues South Africa’s remarkable break from the past.
The Berlin Conference of 1884-85 distributed...
All hues of gold for Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala @70
How does one begin to describe Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the indefatigable Nigerian woman who heads the World Trade Organization? What superlatives befit a woman whose...
Deepening Nigeria’s Democracy
Nigeria’s June 12 celebration of its democracy day is itself a historical thumbs up to the distance the country has covered in the past...
The Irksome Question of the National Minimum Wage
For many of Nigeria’s 250 million people, life is a daily, desperate grind below the international poverty line. With many families and households mired...
