How to read smartly for exams when the material feels overwhelming by Ruth Oji
One of the common frustrations among students preparing for exams is the sheer volume of material they are expected to read. Over an academic...
Rivers State and a Nigerian story of poverty by Abimbola Adelakun
Some reports emanating from Nigeria succinctly tell a story of how the multi-level dysfunction that affects the country can converge on individuals. Figures are...
Part 1 – The $40 billion Black Hole: Why Enterprise AI Keeps Failing
Part 1 - The $40 billion Black Hole: Why Enterprise AI Keeps Failing
Author: Opetunde Adepoju
Executive Summary
Enterprises have poured more than $40 billion into artificial...
Tinubu’s Food Policy: A Quick Fix That Punishes Farmers and Ignores the Real Problem
By Taiwo Ismael
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration may have succeeded in momentarily reducing food prices, but it has done so through economic manipulation rather...
Makinde: From national icon to continental beacon by Sulaimon Olanrewaju
At the second edition of the African Sub-sovereign Governments Network (AfSNET) conference, held in Abuja on September 30, 2022, leaders of African sub-nationals were...
Dr. Baba Musa: Charting a New Frontier for the Nigerian Economic Society by Prof...
A Leader for a Time Such as This
At a time when Nigeria’s economy stands at the crossroads of reform and renewal, providence could not...
Dr. Ariyo Oluwasanjo Okunlola: Celebrating a Distinguished Scholar @70 by Opeyemi Olawore
Dr. Ariyo Oluwasanjo Okunlola is a retired Chief Lecturer and Former Deputy Rector at the Oyo State College of Agriculture and Technology, Igboora.
He retired...
Betta Edu at 39: Enigma of Public Service, Humanitarianism, and Global Leadership by Rasheed...
"Men do not shape destiny; destiny produces the man for the hour."- Fidel Castro
At 39, energetic, academically fortified, enterprising, and imbued with youthful zeal,...
It’s Time for Nigeria to Build Its Own Syngenta and Monsanto By Kabiru Adeniyi...
As Nigeria continues to battle food insecurity, rising input costs, and a fragile agricultural base, one truth stands tall: we cannot continue to depend...
2027: Who is afraid of Jonathan? By Taiwo Adisa
Since politicians started flying the kite of the possibility of former President Goodluck Jonathan joining the 2027 presidential race, radio and television commentators have...
