The Nigerian police is a criminal enterprise
When the end SARS campaign gathered steam, I told a friend exactly what will happen: the Inspector General of Police...
- Monday, July 13, 2026
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When the end SARS campaign gathered steam, I told a friend exactly what will happen: the Inspector General of Police...
A fortnight ago, I began the argument about the conduciveness of parliamentarism to institution building and had to interrupt the...
As I was preparing to write the concluding part of the article on why Parliamentarism can offer Nigeria an escape...
In my public reflections, I have been consistent in pointing to Nigeria’s weak or pretend institutions as the leading cause...
President Muhammadu Buhari does not speak much, at least in public, but anytime he speaks, its from the heart. He...
One constant criticism of leadership in most of Africa is that leadership is not visionary but reactive. Rarely does one...
Shortly after being appointed minister of information late in 2015, Lai Mohammed went round the country meeting with members of...
In January of 2012, I watched with dismay as the labour unions, youth and civil society groups shut down the...
Nigeria is a country adrift: from the Boko Haram armed insurgency still raging in the Northeast; insecurity and wanton killings...
One of the most important qualities of leadership and life generally is the assumption and acceptance of responsibility for the...