When tension thawed at Makinde’s interface with Circular Road stakeholders by Aisha Alimi
The atmosphere was tense. Angry-looking residents carrying banners with inscriptions such as “No Corridor”, “We want development but not the Corridor”, and “Don’t render...
Blueprint for National Transformation | Series Five ‘ The Giant’s Empty Chair: Why the...
On the afternoon of August 8, 2024, inside the Velodrome de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines on the outskirts of Paris, the Nigerian state collapsed in microcosm. Ese...
The Certification Gap: How Nigeria Trains Workers but Can’t Deploy Them By Aderonke E....
Nigeria is at an important crossroads in the debate around skilled labour, certification, and local content. Recent statements by the Minister of Innovation, Science...
Oyo 2027: Amofin Beulah Adeoye Takes Consultation To Oorelope LGA
Amofin Beulah Adeoye, the president of the Beulah Adeoye Foundation has intensified efforts towards realising his gubernatorial ambition for the 2027 general elections by...
Reflections Without Mirror- NYSC and The Need For Change by Niyi Aborisade
General Yakubu Gowon became the Head of State in the counter-coup of July 1966 and after the assasination of the Head of State then, ...
PDP: My readings from contemporary history by Taiwo Adisa
Whatever goes around comes around is a proverb from our elders. The elders also say that while digging a hole for your enemy, make...
The girls of Chibok, Maga, Papiri and our Frankenstein by Festus Adedayo
Famous Ogbomoso, Oyo State-born bard, Ogundare Fọyanmu, had some words for evil spins and spinners. Religionists call these spinners “workers of iniquity”. They are...
Blueprint for National Transformation | Series Four-Strengthening Nigeria’s Multicoloured Weave By Amofin Beulah Adeoye
Nigeria stands at a decisive moment. With a population now above two hundred million and more than two hundred and fifty ethnic groups spread...
The Unending Scourge: School Attacks in Nigeria and the Crying Need for Respite by...
In a sad recurrence of terror, Nigeria witnessed the abduction of scores of students from two schools within a harrowing four-day span: Government Girls...
The Language of Gratitude: How to Speak to Donors with Meaning by Ruth Oji
There is a kind of language that carries more weight than grammar or eloquence. It is the language of gratitude. It is the language...
