President Bola Tinubu’s reforms may have been described as a soap opera capable of dividing the country from top to bottom by critics. However, the former Lagos State Governor has…

In today’s Nigeria, hardly a week goes by without a major security breach or crisis making the headlines. The rapid frequency of these unfortunate events indicates that Nigeria’s security architecture…

The downward spiral of Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) into this federation further corroborates the politico-economic perspective to state police. The best approach is to correlate the flow of FDIs with…

The Nigerian electricity landscape has been undergoing significant transformations in alignment with the country’s goal of promoting a competitive national electricity market.The EPSRA 2005, now repealed by the Electricity Act…

The collapse of a family’s wealth is more than just a private tragedy; it’s a loss for society. When multigenerational wealth is not preserved, the impact ripples outwards, affecting employees,…

In recent years, Nigeria has experienced increasingly severe heatwaves, a phenomenon largely attributed to climate change. These heatwaves have significant implications for the country’s environment, economy and public health, necessitating…

“Who Says Elephants Can’t Dance?” This is the title of Louis V. Gerstner memoir, the “miracle-manager with a magic wand” who midwifed IBM’s historic turnaround that begot IBM 2.0 in…

I pead to repeat the title of Nosa Igiebor’s TELL article of 22 April 2024, “Let’s Bring Buhari Back,” and to use the veteran journalist’s thinking and writing to illustrate…

There is something fundamentally wrong with the average person who believes that because they have some power or access to it, they can take the law into their hands and…

By Bayo Onanuga One year after being in the saddle, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will be the first person to admit that the ride has been bumpy. He is also…