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By Kayode Komolafe It is certainly a measure of the gross inequality that defines the unjust Nigerian system that some members of the elite cannot imagine what N8,000 could do…
President Tinubu: The Visionary Leading Renaissance of Africa’s Troubled Giant.
By Segun Tomori “ Some believe there is nothing one man or one woman can do against the enormous array of the world's ills - against misery, against ignorance, or…
PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU: HIS LABYRINTH AND JOURNEY TO FULFILMENT
Owolabi Falana After much conjecture, the highly regarded king maker himself in the political history of our country officially declared his desire in becoming king on January 10, 2022. Of course,…
Re: Lagos, Centre of Excess | Gbenga Omotoso
Sonala Olumhense’s June 25 article published in Sunday PUNCH with the above headline makes interesting read but it is wide off the mark in its assessment of Lagos. It was…
The Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation: Galvanising Elite Consensus in the Civil Service for Nigeria’s Growth-Based FutureBy Vershima Orvell-Dio
On October 13 2022, this writer was a lead discussant at a book session in Abuja. The book’s title for discussion that day was Gambling on Development: Why Some Countries…
NIGERIA’S TACTICAL BAT BY Moshood A. Abiola
Strategy requires thought, and tactics require observation. History has shown us that, to be a great leader, one must observe his environment to know the terrain and what it offers.…
EFCC should stop castigating governors, extend its probe to officers at Federal level
*EFCC chair has questions to answer too My attention has been drawn to a statement credited to the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Malam Abdulrasheed Bawa, in…
TW@51: LAGOS EDUCATION AND THE TOKUNBO WAHAB EFFECT | Babajide FADOJU
Good leaders are hard to come by, and only leaders who know what it takes to make the good leadership mark apply the Jesus strategy – the rule of discipleship…
Rejoinder to Reuben Abati’s ‘Stranded in Sudan’ Article
By Musa Ilallah Reading Reuben Abati’s May 2 article (originally published in his ThisDay column, and widely syndicated) about Nigerians in Sudan, drove home again for me the fact that…
Speaker Gbajabiamila on Sen Ekweremadu
For as long as I have known Ike Ekweremmadu, he has been a brilliant lawyer, a distinguished public servant and a dedicated family man. Over the course of two decades…
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