OPINION
Transactional Politics: The Donkey and the Rider Phenomenon, By MarchOyinki
Politics has its ways, and every country has its own peculiarities. Being a politician demands...
RMAFC: Repositioning Fiscal Governance for a Fairer and More Transparent Nigeria, By Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed
At a defining moment in Nigeria’s fiscal journey, the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission...
Reforms, Resilience, Results: The Atiku Legacy By Abdullahi Mato Umaru
For more than three decades, Atiku Abubakar has been a fixture of Nigerian public life - first as...
Ibadan Electricity Distribution Coy: Fuelling unending darkness, By Emmanuel l.Nwagboniwe
Let me confess frankly here: Nigeria's 11 Electricity Distribution Companies(Discos) have largely been...
How Nigeria’s Banking Sector Can Maximise the Benefits of Recapitalisation, By Henry Obiekea
Nigeria's banking industry is entering one of the most significant transformation periods since the 2005 banking consolidation exercise....
Anambra’s Zoning Culture, a Legacy for Youths,By Ify Aronu
Politics is not just about winning elections. Building and preserving values-driven culture is the hallmark of purposeful politics....
Magu’s Travail and Malami’s Forfeiture: The Wheel of Accountability Turns, By Wahab Shittu
In July 2020, I watched the machinery of the Nigerian state turn upon its...
Judicial Overreach or Constitutional Misadventure? The Dangerous Implications of the Deregistration Judgment, By Adam Abdulkadir, Esq.
The judgment of the Federal High Court, Abuja Division, delivered by Justice Peter Lifu...
Tinubu at three: Peace-building, conflict resolution, and national development, By Abiodun Oladunjoye
“It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it...
Dasuki: Sokoto Can Afford ₦150,000 Minimum Wage -A Rejoinder, By Usman Sani
“Don’t use time and words carelessly, neither can be retrieved.” - LeCrae Governor Ahmad Aliyu of Sokoto has...