For decades, Nigeria’s economy has largely been discussed through the lenses of oil, agriculture, telecommunications, banking and infrastructure. Yet quietly,…
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Last week, in this column, I postponed the continuation of this article and paid special tributes to my aunt, two…
I had earlier spoken about intubation. It is a medical procedure involving the insertion of a flexible plastic tube into…
Across Africa today, a silent workforce crisis is unfolding beneath the surface of rising unemployment statistics and corporate recruitment struggles.…
Sadly for me, my fifty years of studying political science have not helped me much in understanding Nigerian electoral politics.…
South Africa has once again found itself at the center of growing continental concern following the renewed tensions between citizens…
Three key figures who profoundly shaped my life passed away on April 15th, 17th, and 29th, 2026. While I mourned…
I was in Makkah on the third of December last year for Umrah and to seek healthcare. And perhaps to…
We live in interesting times when leading imperialist countries have stopped pretending about the international rules-based order. They are now…
In 1977, as a teenager in Form One at Government Secondary School Funtua, my form teacher asked me to indicate…