Posts in category: #EiEChronicles

[By ‘Yemi Adamolekun]       When citizens are beaten and detained by the First Lady of a democratic government, there has to be outrage. 

[By Zeal Akaraiwe]   Although statistics can appear to be just numbers, they are much more than that. The more you examine those figures, the

[By Nanre Nafziger]   Uncertainties can be a time of great anxiety but they can be a time of great possibility. A time to rethink

[By Seun Akinyemi]   The path to digital rights in Nigeria is rough and rocky. This can be credited to different attempts by the federal government

[By Soji Apampa]   The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (www.macn.dk) and their partner, the Convention on Business Integrity (www.cbinigeria.com), have worked in partnership with the Nigerian

[By Zeal Akaraiwe]     I’ll give a quick example to illustrate the distinction between correlation and causation and, more importantly, the error in judgement

[By Soji Apampa]     Elites from northern Nigeria are political heavyweights; this is difficult to dispute. Elites from southern Nigeria are economically heavy weights,

[By ‘Yemi Aamolekun]   A few nights ago, a man holding a gun told my friend, “I fit shoot you and nothing go happen.” It

[By Daniel Adejoro]   The coming 2023 general elections in Nigeria could arguably go down as the most exciting since Nigeria’s 1999 fourth democratic journey.

[By Zeal Akaraiwe]   There’s a very common saying that goes something along the lines of: “By their fruits, you shall know them; can one

[By Dele Farotimi]   I have studied the response of the Government of Lagos State to my statement on the planned recommencement of tolling on

[By Seun Onigbinde]   Ten years ago, thousands of Nigerian youths protested on the streets of major cities. Joining the global #Occupyprotests, the #OccupyNigeria protests