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Cutting Down The Cost of Governance
During festive periods, Nigerian public office holders who can still travel to their communities make the trips. For many of them, it is an...
Power failure and the failure of power in Nigeria
Recently, Adebayo Adelabu, Nigeria’s Minister of Power, apologized for the crippling electricity shortages in the country. His apologies came complete with a promise that...
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 Receptionist
In developed dynamic democracies, elected government officials treat requests and inquiries from the people with supreme courtesy, respect, and responsiveness. In Nigeria, the reverse...
