When Tosin Eniolorunda, co-founder of Moniepoint, said at The Platform Nigeria in Lagos that the company struggled to find Nigerian candidates who met its required “global standards,” the remark triggered…
When a sitting governor invokes 'Operation Wetie' in a public address, and the ruling party responds by accusing him of inciting violence, something has broken in the country's political discourse.…
NNPC Limited is not looking very good right now when it comes to managing the revenues that should ordinarily belong to the Nigerian Federation. The truth is that it has…
By Musa Ilallah,A public affairs analyst based in Abuja.He can be reached at musahk123@yahoo.com Successive Nigerian governments have tried to close the country’s yawning electricity metering gap, rolling out a…
In a familiar script that Nigerians can now recite from memory, the federal government has once again ordered the withdrawal of police officers from protecting Very Important Personalities (VIPs). This…
Fifteen years ago, we travelled as a family to Berlin, Germany, at our own expense, to present the exciting results of our research, which we carried out at our own…
Nigeria remains engulfed in a wave of insecurity, with mass abductions, bandit attacks, and reckless violence now extending beyond school premises and conflict zones. Ordinary travellers, rural communities, and the…
Every time Nigerians bow their heads in church, they ought to wonder: am I safe enough to pray? That question is no longer rhetorical. Across the country, violence is no…
Once upon a time, the idea of a Nigerian lawyer becoming a partner at a global firm like White & Case, Clifford Chance, or Baker McKenzie felt like a fairy…
If Nigeria were a Netflix series, the latest episode, “Presidential Pardon: Season Tinubu, Episode 3, Mercy for the Mighty”, would sit neatly under dark comedy. Unfortunately, it’s real life, and…
