Articles and publications in the dailies
#EndSARS: Movement, Mandate, Marathon
“True patriotism hates injustice in its own land more than anywhere else.” - Clarence Darrow According to the Cambridge English Dictionary, a movement ...
EndSARS: A Generation Still in Search of Justice
From October 8th 2020, Nigerian youths staged a series of nationwide peaceful protests for 12 days – in an affirmation of young citizens’ democratic and const ...
Nigeria @ 61 | EiE @ 11: Light | Hope | Power | Voice |
Hopeless, powerless, voiceless, helpless - an adaptation of a phrase my dear friend and sister, Aisha Yesufu, uses often to describe how Nigerians feel was my ...
Social Media and National Propensity for Disgrace
After 6 years of the Buhari regime, two things amongst several others are clear. First, the President and his ministers are relics of an age long since gone a ...
A Country Cursed With Abundance
Nigeria is effortlessly one of the most resource-rich countries. The nation boasts of huge deposits of natural resources. In terms of arable land, we are not ...
GOING GREEN OR BURNING OUT
Low carbon, sustainability, social inclusiveness and resource efficiency - keywords that characterise the United Nations definition of a green economy. A luci ...
How Can We Stop People from Dying Due to Corruption?
Machina is a town – the headquarters of a local government with the same name – in Yobe. It is a proud town on Nigeria’s border with Niger Republic. But in Ma ...
Nigeria’s Revenue Crisis: Growth, Institutions & Human Capital
Watching Nigeria’s public finances has become an inconvenient chore as the numbers are nothing to cheer about. After several denials, it is comforting to hear ...