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Of State Police conundrum, playing the ostrich, and Ekiti election beyond the razzmatazz
The fever of state police is on. The debate has divided Nigerians. The Federal Government is not looking back on it. The passage of the bill Wednesday by the Senate has sealed matter. The Rubicon has been crossed....
Companies
Attitude and ability: The invisible currency of corporate longevity
Some years ago, I had a conversation with one of my mentors, who is a senior executive in the oil and gas industry. He said, “I have progressed far more because of my attitude than my ability....
Editor | Feb 25, 2026
Leadership
Visibility Economy: The hidden cost of unpaid leadership
There is a moment in leadership that many accomplished women do not immediately recognise....
Editor | Feb 25, 2026
Economy
The Nigerian economy teaches its children
Children do not learn economics in classrooms first....
Editor | Feb 25, 2026
Politics
Electronic transmission: Nigeria can’t endure another ‘technical glitch’ in 2027
The vexed debate over the National Assembly’s refusal to guarantee “mandatory” and “real-time” electronic transmission of results in the electoral law ignores two fundamental problems. The first is Nigeria’s utterly weak state capacity; the second is the ...
Editor | Feb 23, 2026
Politics
How long will blood and tears flow in Nigeria?
Every Nigerian with a heart is troubled by the high level of blood-letting going on. The most troubling part of it all is that the killers are never tracked, let alone apprehended. For how long will this continue?...
Editor | Feb 19, 2026
Economy
Our youths & the search for elusive green pastures: Anywhere but Nigeria!
Towards the end of last year, a young girl (circa 20), who had expertise in dumpsite scavenging and was a mentee of my beloved, called excitedly and informed her she was travelling abroad....
Editor | Feb 19, 2026
Leadership
The courage to be wrong: Why great leaders embrace public mistakes
In an era where authenticity is increasingly valued over polish, leaders who can admit mistakes publicly gain a significant competitive advantage. They build deeper trust with their teams and customers...
Editor | Feb 18, 2026
Security
Why partnership, not polarisation, must guide the next global shift
The global mood is shifting rapidly....
Editor | Feb 17, 2026
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