It happened in a leadership retreat I once observed. The facilitator asked a room of senior executives to share their...
It used to be groundnut cakes [kuli kuli], Benny seed sugared cakes [ridi], kokoro, a southwestern cassava snack, bean cakes...
A legendary icon passes on at the age of 81. Recognising His Leadership, Public Service, and Lasting Contribution to Nigerian...
With the recently concluded Anambra State gubernatorial election, in which everybody was accusing everybody else of vote-buying, I decided to...
When Donald Trump recently told the United Nations that climate change was a ‘con job’, he voiced a scepticism that...
The most dangerous voter in Nigeria today may be the one who has quietly checked out. Since the last off-cycle...
There’s hardly any Nigerian who will disagree with the idea of acting in the national interest. Indeed, one would have...
Some years ago, a woman told me how her friends took her shopping for Asoebi. They said it was “the...
When Failed State 2030: Nigeria – A Case Study was published in 2011 by the U.S. Air War College, it...
When I read the story, ‘The warnings before the storm’, in the New York Times on Wednesday, October 29, 2025,...
However much the Presidency tried to explain away President Bola Tinubu’s last-minute cancellation of this year’s Independence Day parade, it...
PREAMBLE The journey to the recovery of hidden, lost or stolen assets is arduous, often crossing multiple jurisdictions and involving...
The voice on the phone on that fateful morning still haunts you to this day. You were enjoying a languid...
It wasn’t her words that changed the room; it was her presence. The team at the marketing firm had been...
The phone was cracking, but I heard him for the first time. “Aunty, did you hear me?” “Yes, I did,”...