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AI and the subtle art of machine deception
The discourse surrounding artificial intelligence has long orbited familiar concerns: productivity gains, creative displacement, and the......
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Inefficiency in Nigeria’s social sector: A crisis with human consequences
In Nigeria, the story of inefficiency is not just one of lost revenue or abandoned projects — it is a deeply human story, etched into the lives of millions who struggle...
Editor | May 28, 2025
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Abu Dhabi’s oil bet on Africa
As shifting climate policies narrow the scope of fossil fuel investment from Western stakeholders, Africa’s energy landscape is undergoing......
Editor | May 27, 2025
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Beyond excuses: Nigeria must end police use of lethal force in the streets
The recent tragic killing of 14-year-old Kehinde Alade by a police officer during a traffic pursuit in Ibadan represents more than just......
Editor | May 27, 2025
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Nigeria's drifting juvenile justice system: A case for reforming the baby and the bath water
The Nigerian juvenile justice system, in several areas, is still anchored to colonial-era laws and punitive approaches. The Children and......
Editor | May 26, 2025
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‘Nigeria First’? Tinubu’s copycat Trumpian protectionism is misguided
In principle, there is nothing wrong with a “Nigeria First” policy. After all, every government claims to put its country first. But what does that actually mean? As always...
Editor | May 26, 2025
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Africa Day 2025: Igniting the Continent’s Promise on the Global Stage
For me, Africa Day—celebrated annually on May 25—readily brings to mind one remarkable individual and one pivotal institution. The individual is Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem...
Editor | May 26, 2025
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Nigeria’s unwritten pledge: How failure of citizenship sustains a culture of corruption
Corruption in Nigeria is not just a headline or a political talking point — it is the invisible air that millions breathe, shaping the......
Editor | May 23, 2025
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Nigerian leadership's denial of the obvious: A culture of fiddling while Rome burns
A popular Yoruba adage says ‘If you plant seven yam seedlings and seven tissues of lies, you will repeat both in due season. After eating your tubers of yam, you start eating the whirlwind of lies”...
Editor | May 22, 2025
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