Beyond ‘spare tyres’: Nigerian state governors must stop humiliating their deputies
There is a paradox at the heart Nigeria’s perverse constitution. While it concentrates power at the centre and leaves states...
- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
There is a paradox at the heart Nigeria’s perverse constitution. While it concentrates power at the centre and leaves states...
Perfunctorily, Nigeria’s 63rd independence anniversary was marked last week, on October 1. Perfunctory, because it was not a celebration of...
For those who have not yet noticed it, here’s a major difference between Bola Tinubu and Muhammadu Buhari, his immediate...
The recent resurgence of military coups in Africa calls for further exposition, and I would do that here through the...
I put everything aside to watch the ruling of the Presidential Election Petition Court, PEPC, from start to finish, on...
The news came like a bolt from the blue. Nigeria’s jobless rate dropped from 33.3 per cent to 4.1 per...
A great nation is built on a strong moral foundation. No nation succeeds without, as Plato put it, a “healthy...
It is a truism that a country’s foreign policy is the reflection of its domestic circumstances. A country that faces...
This subject has gestated in my in-tray of column ideas for some time. It first caught my attention during the...
One of the popular myths around Bola Tinubu, stemming from his time as governor of Lagos State, was that he...