By Walter Duru, Ph.D It was Albert Einstein that once said that “setting an example is not the main means of influencing another, it is the only means.” That sentiment expressed by Einstein is the primary essence behind the theory...
By John Igoli While Nigerians are praying for a better country, they simultaneously and unwittingly prey on themselves. It is this preying attitude and activities that seem to make our prayers unanswered. A Nigerian campaign for his candidate expecting...
By Farooq A. Kperogi Twitter: @farooqkperogi Hausa-speaking Christians in Nigeria’s far north are the most invisible demographic in Nigeria. Their numerical and symbolic modesty in the predominantly Muslim northern Nigeria renders them marginal in their natal region, and their...
In this article, Robert Acha argues that Nigerians have nothing to lose but bad health with the introduction of excise tax on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages as he also tries to debunk fears that increase in tax will lead consumers to...
In this article, Olayode Abdulrasaq, a strategic communication expert, explains how communication can play a critical role in addressing Nigeria's trust and tax crisis and building a more prosperous and equitable society. Nigeria is facing a crisis of trust...
"Throughout this visit, I was continually struck by the enthusiasm of Nigeria’s young people to make a difference, and the creative ways they are harnessing innovative science and technology to accelerate progress and improve lives across Africa. The problems...
By Seun Akioye ( Long tale for the elderly) Long ago in a village not far from my mothers’ lived a woman called Olurombi. Despite being an orphan from childhood who had survived at the charity of the more...
"To all young and up-and-coming people out there—how hard are you working towards extraordinary rewards that don’t exist today, but will emerge tomorrow? Do you spend more on depreciables like cars, owambe, clothes, and phones, than on appreciables like...
"Simply put, this current problem stems from the fact that Emefiele, CBN and the banks have shown lack of capacity! Simplicita! This same tardiness Emefiele has inflicted on forex and the multiple policy somersaults the portfolio has suffered. Everything...
By Tunde Olusunle Tunde Olusunle For all his staggering attributes as a very formidable scholar, a distinctly rigorous inquisitor, a sound and profound political scientist, an inimitable reporter, an engaging writer, a perspicacious editor, he savours his reticence and...
