Sanusi vs Bayero: Why do governors demean traditional rulers in Nigeria?
There is a paradox in the relationship between politicians and traditional rulers in Nigeria. Before elections, prominent presidential and gubernatorial...
There is a paradox in the relationship between politicians and traditional rulers in Nigeria. Before elections, prominent presidential and gubernatorial...
Dear readers, I am wearing my academic hat this week, and assessing the first-year performance of Bola Tinubu, Nigeria’s president...
The Most Rev. Matthew Kukah, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, is uncharacteristically insouciant and complacent. Recently, he upbraided...
Nigeria is a country where the government always resists a review of the minimum wage. Whereas in some countries, independent...
Last month, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) behaved crudely when it stormed and shut down a Chinese...
Two weeks ago, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) lamented Nigeria’s low tax revenues. Launching the IMF’s Regional Economic Outlook for...
The images of Godwin Emefiele, looking flummoxed as he is chaperoned by state security agents from custody to custody, from...
A nation is civilised not just because of its aesthetic achievements and its beautiful architecture. More importantly, a nation is...
Bola Tinubu, Nigeria’s president, is gloating. The economy “is looking much better,” he says, and he wants Nigerians to start...
Recently, the Labour Party held its controversial national convention, during which its beleaguered chairman, Julius Abure, was re-elected. This was...