It was a bright morning during my university postgraduate days. A morning in 2013 when a classmate returned after recess with a plastic bottle of a popular soft drink, and the bottle was being passed […]
The most important economic resource is trust in the future, and this resource is constantly threatened by thieves and charlatans. (Yuval Noah Harari, 2015:329) Any political system that cannot ensure the future is not worth […]
Saint OBJ continues to sermonise on morality in public office. But when he ruled, his own queer lithurgy did not see any iniquity in auctioning prized national asset and allocating oil blocs to newly incorporated […]
A year after about 200 tonnes of date donated by Saudi Arabia to poor Nigerians were diverted to the open market, the Nigerian government is yet to identify the culprits. The dates were donated by […]
Apart from many of its schools being dilapidated, Akwa Ibom also has shortage of public schools. This state of five million people has just 250 public secondary schools, a 2016 data shows. And a number […]
‘How democracies die’ is a new book by two respected political science scholars teaching in one of the Ivy League universities in the United States of America- Havard University, Professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblat. […]
A group in the health sector has decided to go on strike in the government-owned hospitals over certain issues of which one of them is the fight for the leadership of the health team. Another […]
2018 marks the bicentennial of the birth of Karl Marx, the great dissector of human societies, and the co-author of the theories that inspired Communism as a political ideology. Among other things, Communism discourages private […]
drtayooke@gmail.com “If you are born into a low-income family, what are the chances that you will rise higher regardless of your background?” The above is the opening, searching question that encapsulates the latest World Bank […]
In a dramatic turn of events, Britain’s Royal House of Windsor deferred to love, and changed the rule books, to endure Ms Meghan Markle as wife to Prince Harry, the red head younger son of […]
Access to safe water remains a critical challenge in Nigeria as only seven per cent of the country’s population gets its water supply through pipe networks. Similarly, an overwhelming 123 million lack basic sanitation. This […]
Saint OBJ continues to sermonise on morality in public office. But when he ruled, his own queer lithurgy did not see any iniquity in auctioning prized national asset and allocating oil blocs to newly incorporated […]
The corrupt entities in Nigeria in the days of the locust had one thing in common, one agenda in common, one focus in common, one target in common, one project in common and this is […]
Why are President Buhari’s speeches always vapid and tepid? This morning, I listened to his Democracy Day address on a stratosphere of expectations but was brought to the terra firma of disappointment. Totally uninspiring! I […]
The social contract of inclusive governance and purposeful leadership is what we are renewing with our people today that Lagos is 51; and in this month that our governance of Lagos clocks three years. We […]
To be fair to Buhari, his obsessive defence of Abacha predates his presidency. At the tenth anniversary of the death of Abacha that was held in his home State of Kano in 2008, Buhari and […]
Apart from having existing cordial media relationship, in crisis management, an experienced spokesperson can work with minimal supervision in taking critical and timely decisions when bureaucratic red-tapism could be dangerous. On May 1, 2018, while […]
When we eventually do a stock-taking of the evergreens in Nigerian music, Shina Peters and his oeuvre will certainly be close to the top of the list. That at 60, he already has an assured […]
More than a Miracle is an emotional and heart-rending story of a mother’s love for her son, and ferocity in which we would go to any length to save someone we love. It is a […]
Today marks the 19th birthday of our Fourth Republic. This is the longest run we have had as a democratic nation. When compared to the three dead republics this is a marathon. The First Republic […]
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