Temitayo Fagbule

Journalism in Nigeria, news print in particular, is much older than the country. It played a prominent role in the struggle for Independence and guerrilla journalism, an innovation of…

While at MIT collecting data for his research on how to use information to make decisions in remote areas when you have no data, Kenfield Griffith, CEO and co-founder, Ajua (formerly…

The current preoccupation with what region or geopolitical zone will produce the successor of President Muhammadu Buhari is a needless distraction. It is, in the face of urgent and pressing…

“There are very few Nigerians more Nigerian than this Spaniard who came to Nigeria in 1967 and has remained here ever since” is how Albert Alos, former vice chancellor of the Pan-Atlantic…

During his recent visit to Nigeria, Benjamin Smith, Hennessy Business Development Manager for Africa & Middle East, spoke with Tayo Fagbule (Editorial Board Chairman) & Michael Ani…

Intra-Africa trade and investment unlike the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) where only one winner will emerge, is not zero-game. Zero-sum game, from game theory in economics, is a situation…

Dick Kramer grew up in Kansas where he watched his parents and grandparents, who were pioneers, build farms, schools, businesses, and communities from scratch. It was from them and from the…

A cocoa price floor of $2,600 per tonne agreed by Ivory Coast and Ghana with buyers for the 2020/21 season lacks the support of other producing nations, the vice president of the World Cocoa…

Yellow was the only colour Jorge Luis Borges could see when clouds of cataract blinded him; it was the one colour that didn’t desert him. In “The Gold of the Tigers”, a poem about his…

I remember my past commutes to Ojota, which literally means where bullets collide (literarily it means, if you’re brave enough, enter the fray). I remember the blind man I helped across…