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The Critical Message in Oluremi Tinubu’s National Library Project
As a very critical part of her 65th birthday celebration, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, restructured the...
50 Years After the 1975 Public Service Purge: What Have We Learned?
At independence, Nigeria, in the midst of the euphoria amongst Nigerians and the huge expectations locally and internationally, was confronted with series of possibilities...
How Civil Servants’ Political Partisanship Undermines Professionalism
In any seminal interrogation of the professional status of civil servant, we are bound to always return to the original dichotomy—the politics-administration distinction—that inaugurated...
Should Civil Servants Participate in Partisan Politics? In Search for Final Answer
Quite recently, public discourse was again forced to consider an old discourse that borders on the whether or not civil servants have the right...
Judge Frank Caprio: Exemplar of the Hero in Public Service
Frank Caprio, the American judge and public servant, has passed to the great beyond. He was known as the “nicest judge in the world”...
